Starting University is a huge transition for many students; you might have moved away from your hometown or country, be struggling to meet new people, or might just be feeling overwhelmed with university life. All of these factors can impact your wellbeing in different ways.
The SU is committed to tackling loneliness for students at Salford, and our SU Connectors attend events to help with this transition.
Please hover on the boxes below for signposting for additional support with your wellbeing:
Advice Centre
The Advice Centre can help support in academic support and housing advice. This includes guiding you through applying for exceptional circumstances during your studies when your wellbeing may be impacted.
AskUs
Whether you have a question about finance, wellbeing, faith or visas and immigration or if you need support with your studies, your career or a disability the AskUS advisors will be able to support you. All information can be found on the University's website.
Student Progression Advisors (SPAs)
SPAs work closely with university staff to provide you with practical and personalised support during your studies. Each faculty has a different team of SPAs, so you know your SPAs will be familiar with the way your faculty runs courses.
Disability Inclusion Service (DIS)
If you have or are seeking a diagnosis for a disability or long term health condition, the DIS team can work with you to identify the support you need to succeed in your studies.
Your Lecturers and Tutors
The lecturers, tutors and academic staff on your course are available to help and support you.
Struggling to get a response & want to make a complaint? Contact the Salford SU Advice Centre, or your course or faculty rep.