All Students receive support tailored to their health, emotional and pastoral needs as part of an ecosystem of support.
You can access support from a Wellbeing Adviser by speaking with your School Support Team, or via your Student Adviser or Supervisor.
If you'd prefer to self-refer to a Wellbeing Adviser, you can do so.
The Student Wellbeing Service operates Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. If you require wellbeing help or support outside of these hours, please use the contact details found on the webpage below:
Resources and contact details if you require help in a crisis
Our mission
The mission of the Student Wellbeing Service is to:
- Proactively foster a student support environment where health and wellbeing are valued, and visibly valued, with the aim of minimising avoidable escalations
- Promote mental health and wellbeing for students in both group and individual settings
- Engage and provide wellbeing support for students who present with health and wellbeing challenges, and ensure advice is consistent and adheres to wider University regulations
- Be the University’s escalation point for students who need specialised emotional, health and pastoral support, proactively reaching out to individual students of concern as required
- Provide advice and guidance to staff in Schools and Deaneries who identify concerns about a student’s mental health and wellbeing
- Liaise with wellbeing and other specialist services within and outside the University to ensure complex student queries are dealt with effectively