Support and Services

The Careers and Employability Service offers careers information and advice for students.FAQs

The Chaplaincy serves students of all faiths.

The Wellbeing Service is impartial, confidential and free for students. FAQs

The DDS supports and advises students with impairments. FAQs

EDiC offers study support to improve your academic performance.

Grad Edge is a programme for boosting your employability further. FAQs

The Health Service is there for all members of the University community.FAQs

The IISA provides immigration and welfare advice. FAQs

The SMAT provides advice on student money and manages financial support funds.FAQs

Accommodation Services provide advice about student accommodation and manage our student halls.

Advice Centres offer advice related to your course and studies.

The Support for care leavers page offers an overview of the additional support available to Care Leavers.

The University offers a number of resources that can help with Childcare.

If you want to develop your English language skills and practice in regular classes, we have a range of free modules that can help you.

When you’re alone and need someone to talk to, Nightline can help.

The Religion and belief – support for students page links to relevant guidelines about how the University adjusts to students’ faith needs.

Our team of resident and welfare tutors look after over 1,600 students based in halls of residence.

The Student Services department offers a range of support for students and is responsible for the UniLife website.