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We Support Your Ambition Wellbeing Support

We want to try and make your time with us as worry-free as possible, so that you can focus on achieving the best results you can.

Our Student Support and Wellbeing teams provide advice, information and guidance on a range of student wellbeing needs.

With Student Wellbeing Advisors, Money and Housing Advisors, Disability and Inclusion Advisors and our 24/7 Student Assistance Programme you can be confident that whatever may happen during your studies, we've got your back.

Watch the video below to find out more about our wellbeing and support services.

Our ServicesMental Health & Wellbeing

Our Wellbeing Support Services cover a range of areas including our Student Wellbeing Advice Team, money and housing advice and mental health and counselling support.

Find out more about what's available to you as a student in this short video.

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student Stories

“The number of activities in the University is a helpful way for students to decrease their stress levels and make it a fun time as well.”

Megi Zeqo, Undergraduate Student

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student Stories

“The support's been really good, not only academically, but with your wellbeing; they really look out for you.”

Isha Kumar, Undergraduate Student

student Stories

“I know that if I feel insecure during my time at ULaw, there are always people to talk to.”

Solomon Cairns, Undergraduate Student

wellbeingUniversity Mental Health Charter

The University is a member of the University Mental Health Charter Programme, developed through the collaborative work of Student Minds, AMOSSHE, OfS, NUS and UUK, which acknowledges a whole-university approach in identifying areas for improvement and embedding best practice.

In signing up to the Charter, the University has pledged a commitment towards creating and sustaining an environment which supports the mental wellbeing of our community through embedding evidence-informed policies and practices which underpin this.

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