Student News

We understand that this remains a worrying and uncertain time as global events continue to unfold, particularly for those with family, friends, and loved ones in the Middle East. Our thoughts are with everyone affected.

We are committed to ensuring that everyone in our community feels supported and safe. A range of support services and resources are available for anyone who may need them, including:

• Academic Adjustments – If you need support with your studies, including extensions for assessments or adjustments to deadlines, we are here to help.
• Hardship Funds – There are financial aid options and hardship funds available for students who may be experiencing financial difficulties.
• Wellbeing Services – The university offers a variety of wellbeing support, including free and confidential counselling services.
• International Student Advice – Our international student advisers can assist with practical matters or any concerns about your wellbeing.
• Chaplaincy – Pastoral and spiritual support is also available for those who need it.
• 24 Hour Advice Line - You can speak to someone 24 hours a day via our Counselling and Advice line on 0800 028 3766 or via the Wisdom app. 
• TalkCampus is a free, global wellbeing community for students, offering safe and anonymous peer support whenever you need it.
• Campus Security and Safezone - Campus Security is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If your travel has been disrupted or you need any other emergency support, reach out via the University’s SafeZone app.
• Read more about travel advice on the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office FCDO website
• SRC Advice Centre – The SRC Advice Centre offers free, independent and confidential advice on academic issues, financial concerns, housing matters and a range of other issues.
  
  We understand the potential impact this situation may have on your studies and wellbeing. Please reach out to any of the services mentioned above. We’re here for you.

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First published: 14 May 2026