Are you excited about starting your university journey? Packing for university can be a mix of excitement and anticipation, but it can also be a bit overwhelming, especially if it's your first time away from home. To help you prepare, we've compiled a comprehensive list of things to take to uni. Whether you're moving to a campus dorm or a shared house, this full uni packing list will ensure you're well-equipped for this new adventure. Check what is included in your chosen accommodation and adapt the list accordingly.
Bedroom
Bedding (duvet, pillows, bed linens)
Mattress Protector
Clothes Hangers
Laundry Basket
Desk Lamp
Posters, Photos and Decorations
Bathroom
Shower Essentials (shampoo, soap, towels)
Hair Dryer/Straighteners
First Aid Kit
Prescription Medications (if needed)
Personal Hygiene Products
Toothbrush and Toothpaste
Kitchen
Pots and Pans
Cutlery and Crockery
Mugs and Glasses
Cooking Utensils (spatula, wooden spoon, tongs)
Kitchen Knives
Food Storage Containers
Chopping Boards
Tea Towels and Oven Mitts
Reusable Water Bottle
Can Opener
Corkscrew/Bottle Opener
Personal
Seasonal Clothes
Raincoat/Umbrella
Comfortable Shoes
Formal Wear (for events)
Laundry Detergent
Reusable Water Bottle
Passport/ID
Bank Cards/Student Finance
National Insurance Number (if applicable)
Driving License (if you have one)
Snacks
Basic Toolkit
Bike or Transportation Pass (if needed)
Study/Work
Laptop and Charger
Phone and Charger
Extension Leads
Headphones
Printer (if required)
Power Bank
Notebooks and Pens
Textbooks (as required)
Backpack or Bag
Remember, this list of things to take to uni is a guideline to help you get started. Your personal preferences and specific university requirements may lead to some adjustments. It's also good to check with your university or accommodation provider for any specific recommendations or restrictions.
Moving to university is a big step, and being well-prepared can help make the transition smoother. So, pack your bags and get ready for an incredible journey of learning, independence, and personal growth at your university! To further help your transition, check out our list of the most useful websites for students.
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