UAL chaplains work for all students regardless of what religion or faith you are, or for those who don’t consider themselves as religious or having a faith.
UAL Student Services can offer eating disorder advice. If you'd prefer to speak to someone external to UAL Beat Eating Disorders is a charity that offers a student hotline where you can speak to specialists in confidence.
The UAL Student Advice Service can help you understand your visa status and resolve any issues you might be having.
UAL Student Services offer a range of services for disabled students including putting support in place throughout the year if you need it.
Need to speak with someone about emotional or welfare issues?
We empathise that it can be difficult to make friends at university but Arts SU can help. We run a range of activities where you can make new friends and do interesting things.
1.8 million students can now access free, safe and anonymous mental health support through Kooth or Qwell services commissioned by the NHS.
We can guide you on options for reporting, what the process may be and help you find support. We can also support you if you have been accused of any of the above and need help navigating the process.
Roses are red, violets are blue...
The Health, Wellbeing and Support for Study Policy sets out how the University may respond to instances where there is serious cause for concern about a student’s health or wellbeing or where a student's health, wellbeing and/or behaviour are having a detrimental impact on their ability to progress academically and function effectively at the University.
The festive season is just around the corner and your Arts SU Advice Team is here with some tips and resources to help you make the most out of your winter break!
Another academic year is in full swing! But not without welcoming you with a series of free mixers.
Your SU is the place to be this September!
Following the recent unrest across parts of the UK, Arts Students’ Union is here to support you and we stand against any form of violence or hate crime.
Like all major cities, living in London means you might experience crime.
Your wellbeing should always be a top priority, but this isn’t always easy, especially with the various challenges the holiday period can present. It’s not always sunshine and rainbows and that’s okay!
Our brand new initiative is an exciting expansion of our Buddy Up programme.
Usually the fastest way to contact us is to email using our contact form.
We always aim to reply within 5 working days, but often reply much sooner.
We generally answer in chronological order but if your issue is very time sensitive please mark your email 'Urgent' and we will try to get back to you as soon as we can.
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If you prefer to speak to someone directly, and you have not spoken to us previously about the issue, you can book an appointment with an Advisor.
If you already have an Advisor assigned to you and you would like to speak to them please just email them directly - this will be usually be much faster than using the booking form!
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