Student Services Coronavirus update

Support that Student Services is providing.
Information, support and advice to help you succeed.
Support that Student Services is providing.
You can get help and advice from Student Services at any time. Find out what we do and make sure you get the most out your university experience.
If you are studying for a doctorate at Bath, Student Services can offer you advice and support relevant to your needs.
If you are a student who has been affected by sexual assault, harassment or rape we can advise you on how to get help and support.
Guidance on emotional and practical support the University can offer you if you are a trans student
Information to help you support our students.
Advice and guidance for academic staff who are personal tutors.
Advice for staff on how to respond to students in distress and how to get support from other teams within the University.
Advice and guidance for staff if a student tells you they have been sexually assaulted or harassed
Guidance on practical steps you can take to ensure trans students have a successful experience at the University of Bath.
Find out about what's going on at the moment, any changes to our services, opening hours and more.
If you are unable to wear a mask or face covering there is information here on lanyards you can wear to show exception.
Mind brings you two new online courses designed with and for students as part of their new Mentally Healthy Universities programme.
Answers to frequently asked questions regarding Student Services and the Coronavirus. Updated 15 September.
Fika is an app that aims to help you to maintain your mental fitness in the same way as you take care of your physical fitness.
Be Well - Talk Now gives you access to support from an adviser by phone or live chat 24 hours a day to talk you through any problems you may have.
We're here to provide help and support to all students. Come along to one of our drop-in sessions if you've a problem or just want to chat. We're here at weekends and in vacations as well.
Wellbeing Advisers give students help and advice on all welfare and wellbeing issues.
Read Well is a joint project run by Students Services and the Library to offer books that can support your wellbeing.
We offer practical advice on managing money, funding and sourcing additional income. We run virtual drop-in sessions three times a week in term-time and offer bookable appointments.
If you are a student in financial difficulty, you may be eligible to apply for a non-repayable grant from the University of Bath Hardship Fund.
Managing your money at university can be a challenge, we have lots of advice, guidance & information to help you make informed decisions about your finances.
Information for international and EU students on sources of funding and other financial information.
We can provide you with information, advice and support if you have a disability.
Find out what support is available to you and how you can access it as well as how to book an appointment with a Disability Adviser.
How to check if you are eligible for Disabled Students' Allowances (DSAs) and how you can apply.
Find out about disabled parking, accessible routes around campus and the accessibility of our buildings and facilities.
We provide counselling and mental health support. We run groups and workshops for coping with stress and can help you find external support services.
To access one-to-one support from Counselling and Mental Health, you first need an initial consultation. Find out how to arrange this and what to expect.
If you’re struggling with anxiety, low mood or stress, there’s lots of information, advice and self-help resources available to help you make positive changes.
Find out about the free courses and workshops we run to help you manage and overcome mental health difficulties and develop your emotional wellbeing.
Find out about local providers of counselling and therapy. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, access to some services may be limited.
See our affiliations and accrediting bodies
We're the first point of contact for a range of information and support services. If you need help or advice and you're not sure where to go, come and see us.
You can find us in The Roper Centre, 4 West or contact our advisers by email or phone.
The helpdesk is open between 9.30am to 12:00pm and 1:00pm to 4.30pm from Monday to Friday.