Student Information Desk: The UoB Student Information Desk Advisers should be your first point of contact for information, advice and guidance on university wellbeing services.

Student Support and Guidance Tutors SSGTs can help with all sorts of issues that might be impacting your studies.

Residential Wellbeing Team: The Residential Wellbeing team support students who live in halls, helping you to feel welcome and supporting your transition to university life.

Health Services and issues: The Health Services team are there for you if you are experiencing health issues, or just want to stay healthy.

Faith and spirituality: The University Faith advisors can help and advice on social, academic, or spiritual matters, whatever your faith and wherever you are.

Finances: The Student Advice Service can support you with finance-related issues, like making sure you are getting the correct funding.

International Student Advisors: The International Student Advice Service provides high-quality support and advice for students from outside the UK. Our service is free, confidential, and non-judgmental.

Knowing where to get to the right resources and support will make it easier for you to achieve your goals.

Personal support: Your Personal Academic Tutor (PAT), Student Support and Guidance Tutor (SSGT), Peer Assisted Study Support are here to help, and there is extra support if you have a specific learning difficulty.

Brighton Skills Hub: The Brighton Student Skills Hub enables you to develop skills for confident university study, so you can achieve your full potential in your education, and your career.

Disability and Dyslexia: Staff in the Disability and Dyslexia team can assist you with your enquiries in a sensitive and respectful way.