Your department or faculty will put together the timetable for your subject. This will include most of your collective learning such as lectures, labs and classes. It will tell you when and where you need to be for the papers you have chosen. Many subjects use the University's online timetable, which enables you to build a personalised timetable to download. Even if your subject is not on there, you will be able to download the full schedule so that you can note the time and location of your lectures.

Supervisions are organised by your Director of Studies and so they will not appear on your timetable. There may be other, one-off sessions that do not appear in the timetable. Keep a look out for these and add them into your calendar accordingly. Lots of students like to make their own study timetables which incorporate their lectures, classes, labs and supervisions all in one space. You could use Google Calendar, iCalendar, or an old-fashioned paper diary!

It is crucial that you find out the time and location of teaching sessions and have a look at a map before you set off, so that you feel prepared for any lectures or supervisions that you attend. 

Have a look at our page on Time Management to help you ensure that you know what you are doing and when.