Welfare and Wellbeing

There are a number of services available to provide support to you during your studies at the University and you will find useful information about them on these pages.

In addition to the central Student Welfare and Support Services, advice is also available from your college, department, fellow students and the Students' Union, and there are contacts for emergency (including out of hours) and non-emergency services for health, welfare and academic support.

All student welfare services remain open throughout the vacations, except on Bank Holidays and University closure days. For current opening hours and alternative support, please see the vacation welfare support page.

Counselling and mental health

Confidential support and advice to help you address personal or emotional problems.

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Disability

The Disability Advisory Service provides information, advice and disability-related study support.

Sexual Harassment and Violence Support Service

Information, advice and guidance on sexual harassment and violence and confidential support, plus consent training.

Peer Support

One of the most valuable resources that students have during their time at University is each other.

Further student support

Further support is available for young adult carers, student parents, care experienced and estranged students.

Harassment and conflict

All members of the University are expected to treat each other fairly and with respect, courtesy and consideration.

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Health

Information, advice and guidance on staying healthy while studying at the University.

Reported Students

Advice for students who have been reported for or accused of sexual misconduct.

Advice for parents

Advice for parents who are concerned about the wellbeing of their child.