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Student support
Starting university and becoming independent can feel overwhelming. At the forefront of everything we do are our students. We’re here to support and motivate you to achieve your ambitions. We have a range of services right here on campus to help you settle into uni life. You can gain support on managing your finances, workload, settling into shared accommodation, accessing medical services and more. You’ll also have a Personal Tutor, who is an academic member of staff who will support you both academically and pastorally. Other support teams, include: ■ The Residential Community team provide support for students living in on-campus residences to build a safe and welcoming community for all ■ The Wellbeing Support Services team provide a range of practical and emotional support to help students navigate the challenges and opportunities of student life. The team work in conjunction with the medical centre and can help students to access other support services available on campus
■ The Disability Team provide tailored support and can put in place reasonable individual adjustments to ensure students can successfully complete their degree and get the most out of life at Warwick ■ The Counselling and Psychology Interventions Team offer a range of therapeutic interventions for students experiencing emotional or psychological issues ■ The WBS Student Experience and Engagement Team work alongside Personal and Senior Tutors to provide pastoral care. They also organise wellbeing, community and belonging events at WBS such as yoga classes and pets as therapy, and run our peer-led buddy scheme.
The Warwick Wellbeing team were extremely supportive and helped me join a platform with other students going through similar changes as me. This helped me feel like I belonged to a community.
warwick.ac.uk/services/wss W
Sirra-Marion Baldeh BSc Management with Digital Business (current student)
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Undergraduate Programme
wbs.ac.uk/go/undergraduate
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