We support students with a range of needs including but not limited to:
- autistic spectrum disorders
- specific learning difficulties
- mental health difficulties
- mobility impairments
- sensory impairments
- long term health conditions
Student Support can offer information, support and advice to help you succeed and provide guidance on anything that may be impacting on your wellbeing.
We offer appointments in-person and by video or telephone, and the Roper Centre is open between 9:30am and 4:30pm Monday to Friday.
You can get advice on how to claim Disabled Students Allowance from our Disability Advisers. We can also work with you to make sure you are getting the appropriate support so that you can successfully complete your studies.
We support students with a range of needs including but not limited to:
Your welfare is important to us. If you need help or advice on any wellbeing or welfare issue you can speak to one of our Wellbeing Advisers.
We provide a welfare and wellbeing service to all students. You can talk to a Wellbeing Adviser about anything including:
If you are an international student we can offer guidance on settling down to life in the UK.
The Wellbeing team are available every day including weekends and University vacations.
We offer a free, confidential counselling and mental health service and support accessing NHS services.
If you're suffering from stress or anxiety there are a number of ways we can help you. As well as offering one-to-one counselling sessions we provide a range of groups and workshops throughout the year. If you're feeling homesick or are anxious about exams we have something for you.
If you're worried about money, the Student Money Advice team can help you get a grip on your finances. We can advise you on how to budget and make sure you know what you're entitled to financially.
We offer information, advice, support and 1:1 appointments with a Adviser on:
We can also signpost you to other sources of help.
You can contact us on the details below