WLV Enrolment

To study at the University, you must enrol on your course. You will be invited (by email) to enrolment generally 6 weeks or so before your course starts. All students must re-enrol each year.

Enrolment instructions

Log in to your e:Vision account, select the Enrolment button

Once you have selected Enrolment, click the Register for IT Account button and follow the instructions:


Once you have accepted the terms and conditions for using our IT services and confirmed your password, you will be given your university email address (ending with @wlv.ac.uk).

Using this email and password, you will then be able to access your University email and your Canvas course modules. But you must set up Multifactor authentication (MFA) first. 

Once the IT account has been confirmed, you will need to log back into e:Vision. The Enrolment and Module Registration page should now look similar to this:

image of what enrolment page on eVision looks like 

As you can see, this is where you can upload your ID photo if you haven't already done so (for full instructions on this, go to www.wlv.ac.uk/photoid). Click the SELECT button in the bottom right corner to start your enrolment. You should work through each enrolment section and check all your personal details, including your contact telephone numbers and term-time address. You'll need to confirm your qualifications, how you'll pay your fees, and if you have any unspent criminal convictions, you've not yet declared. 

 

This is where you will agree to all statements, and confirm that you wish to be enrolled onto this current academic year. 

In this section, you can review all of your information. If anything is not correct, please contact us using the helpdesk within e:Vision.

 

 

 

 

 

If you are an international student or studying on a WLV online course, at a partner institution, or on a course that required a DBS check, you will not require a face to face ID check. 

For everyone else, we need to see your photo ID in person.

Once you have complete all of the on-line enrolment steps you will be asked to complete the ID check.  You need to visit the ASK@WLV team. Visit the ASK website for location details and opening hours.

If you bring in a valid document from Section A, an official documentation that includes photographic and address details, then your ID can be validated without any other documentation.  

Section A ID options:

1)       Passport  

2)       European Union identity card  

3)       Driving licence (Full or Provisional) .

If you are unable to provide one of the above documents, you will need to present two items from Section B (below).

 Section B ID options:

1)       Birth/Adoption certificate  

2)       Marriage/Civil Partnership certificate

3)       Correspondence from Student Loan Company or local authority 

4)       National insurance card 

5)       HM Forces ID card 

6)       Credit card statement 

7)       Utility bill 

8)       Home office documents 

9)       Benefits statement (E.g. Childcare, pension, etc.) 

10)     Correspondence from HMRC (Inland revenue)

Enrolment FAQs

If your question isn't answered here, you can get in touch with ASK@WLV for further support

Once you have confirmed your enrolment - you have one last task - that of bringing your ID onto campus to show us. This will trigger any funding you are expecting for your studies. 

 

You will only be required to provide your DBS or Occupational Health Report if you have been requested to do so during enrolment due to the nature of your course.

If you need to complete an Occupational Health and/or DBS check, you will have received instructions on how to do this by email. Further details can be found in the ‘my tasks’ section in your e:Vision.  

If you have any issues completing these checks, please get in touch with your Faculty by email with your student number.

DBS 

  • Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing: please visit the e:Vision help desk to do this activity.
  • Faculty of Science and Engineering: FSEDBS@wlv.ac.uk

Occupational Health

Your e:Vision login details will be your applicant/student number which you should have received by email, and the password will be the one you created when registering your IT account. If you cannot find these details, please contact ASK@WLV by calling 01902 518 518.

The University will electronically confirm your registration following the official start date of your course and when you have fully completed enrolment and shown us your ID in person. This will notify the Student Loan Company and confirm your attendance. 

Once confirmed, payments will generally appear in your bank account within three working days. Please note that the earliest possible payment date will be your course start date.

Payment dates will be confirmed on your Student Loan Company account or the letter which you would have received from Student Finance.

 

 

 

 

Once you have completed your enrolment, including your module registration, you will be allocated your personal timetable via the myWLV app.

Please note that your timetable may not be available immediately after enrolment.

Once you have completed enrolment (including uploading a valid photograph to your record):

  • Undergraduates and post-graduate home taught students (on campus) - if you are commencing your studies in September/October or January, your ID card will be posted to the address you have used when enrolling in e:Vision. If your programme starts at any other time of the year, you will need to collect your ID card from the Library. 
  • International students - you will need to collect your student ID card from the Harrison Library, once you have fully enrolled. 
  • Researchers - you can request your ID card by contacting the library. You can request the card to be posted out to you or made available for collection.
  • Distant Learning and Online students will not be provided a campus ID card as standard

More information collecting your ID card after enrolling can be found here.

What's next?

Now that you've fully completed your enrolment, you can access the University induction module in Canvas and get involved with Welcome Week activities