Student news

There are good reasons to spend more time looking at screens.  In lockdown,  they are our portals to the world, enabling us to access news, to maintain human connections, to have 'virtual' experiences,  and of course to study and work.  But they can also cause problems.

If you have been impacted by coronavirus then Faculties, Departments, Colleges, and central services have limited hardship funding that may be able to help you. 

Find out more about hardship funding on the dedicated webpage or other funding options on the Fees & Funding website. 

During the current coronavirus pandemic there have been a number of positive things to emerge from the crisis. Time to slow down and reflect on the important things in life. Cleaner air and quieter towns.

The University Counselling Service is producing a series of blogs and podcasts to support students during the coronavirus pandemic and these are now all available on the Coronavirus Welfare Advice Hub on the Student Welfare website. 

As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, many students have been studying remotely since the start of Trinity term. It is important not to let your guard down, so we've created some tips to ensure you continue to keep safety and security in mind when studying remotely.

Follow these tips to make sure you're keeping your studies secure and safe.