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All students are expected to know the information below and new students especially are asked to familiarise themselves with the UCL and departmental guidance and policies.

Department Survival Guide

We recommend that all new students familiarise themselves with the Department Survival Guide which has comprehensive details of the facilities, rules and regulations in UCL Computer Science.

Health and Safety

All Members of the UCL Computer Science community should know how to stay safe and what to do in case of emergency.

Information on first aid, fire evacuation, emergency situations and tips for safe computer use can be found at http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/safety/index.html.

Information for New Students

If you are new to the department and to UCL then we recommend that you read the following guides to help you acclimatise and to prepare for your studies.

If you require any advice when you arrive please see your Programme Administrator in the first instance.

UCL Plagiarism Policy

All students should ensure that they have read and fully understand the UCL guidelines on plagiarism.

More information on what this means for your studies can be found in 'Teaching Matters'.

UCL Data Protection Policy

UCL will process your personal data for any purposes connected with your studies. To find out more about how this information will be used and stored please see: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/finance/legal_services/data_protection/index.php.

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