If you're not British or Irish (or from the Channel Islands or Isle of Man), you're required to complete a Right to Study check before starting your course and after any changes to your permission to live in the UK and study at Durham.
The check is required by the UK Government and is part of your University registration process. If you don’t complete it, you won’t be registered on your course, and you’ll lose access to IT and other facilities.
The Student Immigration Service will contact you if you're required to complete a Right to Study check.
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