Information for current students

• The Careers Service can provide advice and guidance on CVs, applications, interviews, finding jobs, further study and work experience. The service also offers one to one appointments, workshops and events.
• What are graduate attributes?
• Graduate skills are highly valued by employers

Dignity at Work & Study

Disability support: a beginner's guide

Exam Support

• Cost of living: a support guide
• The Financial Aid Team is responsible for the management and administration of funds that are provided to University of Glasgow students from a variety of sources including the UK Government and United States Department of Education. The funds available via the Financial Aid Team are intended to benefit as many eligible students as possible and allow them to complete. The team can be contacted at reg.finaid@glasgow.ac.uk
• Tuition fees
• Scholarships
• Refunds

International Student Support & Visas Team (ISS) offers advice and information for international students on a wide range of subjects including immigration and visa advice, support for dependants, welfare issues, consumer and finance issues and more. They can be contacted at internationalstudentsupport@glasgow.ac.uk

Internship Hub

• The Counselling Service offers short term, focussed blocks of therapy, subject to assessment. Dependant on demand, the waiting times can vary but tend to be between 2 and 10 weeks from assessment to ongoing counselling (compared with 3-9 months for NHS services). The service also offers single session consultations to allow students a listening ear on specific issues. The Counselling service is not a crisis service, it is designed to support those with mild to moderate need to manage their mental health and build strategies that will help them to successfully complete their course of study. A student can book themselves in via the website.
• Disability Services: Students who have a mental health diagnosis may be eligible for support via the Disability Service. They can be matched with a mental health advisor who works with them regularly throughout the academic year, to help them manage their condition alongside the demands of their course. This tends to be most suitable for those with significant or long-term mental health difficulties.
• Find free sanitary products
• Gender neutral facilities
• GP and NHS Services: Students can access support via their GP and that even if they are registering with the counselling service at the university, their GP may be able to offer additional support and/or medication to assist them. Useful information on mental health problems can be found on the NHS Inform site.
• In a crisis: if you are concerned about your own or someone else's mental health, you can contact:
  • The Samaritans
  • Breathing Space Helpline
  You can also access the University crisis support team 24/7 via Campus Security: Tel: +44 (0) 141 330 4444
  In the case of an emergency, please call 999 which will put you straight through to emergency services.  Please note: If you have had a diagnosis of a mental health condition for six months or longer, you can contact the Disability Service for additional support.
• Interfaith Chaplaincy: the University Interfaith Chaplaincy welcomes all students, offering pastoral care and a calm space at the heart of Campus. Chaplains can provide support and advice at times of stress and crisis but are also available to explore spirituality, or simply if students need someone independent to talk to in confidence.
• Mental Health support
• NHS Health Services
• Nightline: a confidential, anonymous, non-judgemental listening service run by students for students at the university of Glasgow. 
• Report Bullying, discrimination and harassment
• Self-help resources
• Sexual violence support
• Stay safe
• Student Minds​ is the UK’s student mental health charity. They empower students and members of the university community to look after their own mental health, support others and create change.
• Togetherall (formerly Big White Wall) provides access to self-assessment and self-help tools as well as confidential online chat forums, to all at the university.

The SRC Advice Centre provides advice, information and representation to students on a variety of issues. They will do their best to offer assistance on any difficulties students are experiencing and if they can’t help, they will match students to appropriate advice and support.

The Student Services Enquiry Team (SSET) can assist with a variety of queries including council tax exemptions, student campus cards, certifying letters, personal information updates, bank letters and a range of other topics. Most requests can be raised using the UofGHelpdesk or you can drop-in at the Student Services Desk on Level 2 of the Fraser Building (opening hours: Monday-Friday, 09:00-16:45; Tuesdays, 10:00-16:45).

Learning Enhancement & Academic Development Service (LEADS) provide in-course teaching, optional classes and one-to-one appointments on a range of topics related to the subject specific content of the University’s degrees. Students can access support with a variety of issues including academic writing, critical analysis and study skills. LEADS can be contacted at leads-enquiries@glasgow.ac.uk

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