What to pack

Packing checklist

  • Try to limit your luggage to two bags. National Express coaches from UK airports have luggage limits, and it can be difficult to carry more than two bags.
  • Pack clothes for different weather conditions. The UK weather can change quickly, so bring warm clothes and clothing that can be worn in layers.
  • Bring a few personal items (such as photos or small decorations) to help you feel at home in your accommodation.
  • If you are bringing electrical devices (for example, a laptop, phone, or hair dryer), bring the correct plug adapter and charger. The UK uses Type G plugs and 230V electricity.
  • Check with your accommodation before you travel, as some electrical appliances may not be allowed.
  • Bring copies of your certificates and transcripts if you have not already sent them to us. You may need them during Welcome and Registration.
  • Remember that you do not need to bring everything with you. Many everyday items can be bought locally after you arrive.

 

UniKitOut

We've partnered with UniKitOut, a leading student kit supplier, to make your move-in as smooth as possible. UniKitOut offers a variety of living essentials delivered directly to your new accommodation, ready for you when you check in. Skip the last-minute rush and kit-out your room in style now! 

Why choose UniKitOut? 

  • Convenience: get all your essentials delivered directly to your accommodation
  • Comprehensive packages: choose from bespoke student packages, including kitchen packs, bedding packs, and more
  • Quality and style: high-quality products to help you settle into your new home comfortably

Special offer for our students: Save 10% on your UniKitOut order with the discount code 'SUFFOLK10'. 

Make sure to buy your pack before you arrive to have everything ready and waiting for you. Enjoy a hassle-free move-in experience with UniKitOut! 

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