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One of the first steps to becoming a student at Buckinghamshire New University (BNU), or returning to BNU, is to complete your online enrolment.

You must enrol as soon as you receive an email with instructions and guidance as it unlocks key information such as your course timetable, access to BNU systems and student funding. This will usually be a few weeks before you start your new course or the start of your next year of study, you might have already received this so check your inbox.

Enrolment doesn’t take long:

• For new students, you must set up a username, password and Multifactor Authentication by following these instructions.
• Then read all the instructions and conditions to enrol on your dedicated enrolment page. What kind of student are you? Choose from the options below.
• Access the enrolment form through our  and you are ready to enrol!
• If you run in to any difficulty, email enrol@bucks.ac.uk but please ensure you quote your BNU 8-Digit ID number in any correspondence to the University.

You may change your circumstances or information during your studies, and we are required to send up-to-date details each year to relevant government departments and funding bodies.

Change of address or contact information

It is important that we have your up-to-date contact details as we will need to send you important communications, including assessment results. Find out more about how to do this through the Student HUB FAQs.

Complete your online training

We believe that everyone has the right to work, live and study in a safe and supportive environment that is free from harassment and sexual misconduct, and fosters inclusivity and respect. 

Once you’ve completed your online enrolment you should . This training may contain content which some individuals may find upsetting or distressing. Please take care of your wellbeing and reach out for support if needed.

For more information on advice and guidance on how to report incidents, the support available to you, and how to access training on harassment and sexual misconduct, visit our health and wellbeing web pages.