Our student services can offer free, impartial, confidential assistance on money-related issues including bursary and funding applications. If we cannot answer your query or solve your problem we will know someone who can and will provide links to experts.
Our experts can help you before you become a student with us to help you to understand all the different options available to you and during your time with us to equip you with the right skills and information you need to improve your chances of getting your dream job.
We’re a friendly bunch – here you can get to know us a little better if you haven’t met us already.
If you need additional help and support finding a place to live, we can support you with our partner organisations who can offer advice, guidance and accommodation.
On this page, you can find out more about the types of financial support available to you, and who best to contact.
There are other organisations that work with children, young people and families. These organisations include Health and Education, the Police and Probation Service as well as voluntary services.
If you’re facing a specific challenge in your life or need support that’s relevant to your religion, faith, cultural beliefs, or lifestyle, the following charities and support organisations may be able to help.
Our Student Services offers welfare support with personal and course related issues or worries that might have a negative impact on your study.
Our Student Service advisors are here to listen to you and will work with you in a non-judgemental, accepting way. They will endeavour to support you with any issues you have or make a referral on your behalf to other professionals.