Student Wellbeing & Support
We're dedicated to creating a nurturing environment where you can thrive both academically and personally. Find out more below about the range of services and support that you can access as one of our students.
Our dedicated Student Wellbeing and Support team provides guidance and assistance on various aspects of student life, such as mental health, disability support, wellbeing, funding and personal development. We also offer counselling services, ensuring that students have access to professional support when needed.
We are available to our students and prospective students from Monday through to Friday 09:00am-16:30pm. You can book an appointment with one of our teams by emailing or calling us. Alternatively, you can come to one of our drop-in sessions, where no appointment is necessary. The timetable is linked on My美姬阁, under Student Wellbeing and Support.
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Student Life Team, Academic Advice, Student Funding
Student Life Team
The Student Life Team are your direct liaison with support staff at Marjonand are on hand to assist with all aspects of student welfare.
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Academic Advice
From taking a break in your studies to extending deadlines, the team is here to support you and keep things achievable while you move through your degree.
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Student Funding Advice
Financial difficulty can have a significant impact on your studies, so talk to our support team and through advice about grants, bursaries, loans and more, they鈥檒l help you feel back in control.
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Disability and inclusion
Whether you鈥檙e an existing or prospective student, the Disability and Inclusion Advice Service (DIAS) is here to offer you advice in total confidence.
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Counselling
University can prove challenging at times, so if you ever need a little help in confidence, the fully qualified, accredited and experienced counselling team will be there for you.
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Safeguarding
Find out more about our Safeguarding team, who are here to help if you think someone at 美姬阁, including visitors to campus, may be at risk of abuse or neglect.
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