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There's a whole host of resources, support and advice out there for our students - we hope you find what you need below, but if not, please do get in touch and we'll do our best to help.
Academic Support and Study Skills
UCLMS offers a variety of study skills resources to help students thrive on the MBBS course. From exam preparation techniques to time management times, the Study Skills Moodle page acts as a central resource to support your academic journey through medical school. You can also use this page to ask questions about your specific year group, meet the study skills team, and more.
Alongside the Study Skills sessions, you can visit the MBBS Amnesty and the RUMS Treasure Trove, where you'll find lots of useful resources made by the RUMS community. These resources are available to students from the start of the academic year and can act as a guide to managing the demands of the course.
If you still have any questions or doubts about your learning, feel free to contact one of the Year 1 Student Advisers or your personal tutor for some guidance.
Year 1 Student Advisers
Student Advisers work with students in their first year at UCL to advise on achieving a positive well-being and signposting to the support and services provided by the university. You can find out who the Medical School Student Advisors are and how to contact them here.
The role of the Student Adviser involves:
Advising on achieving a positive well-being
Offering mental health support and signposting to further support where necessary
Signposting to other UCL resources
Advising on SoRAs, Extenuating Circumstances, bursaries etc.
UCL Support Services
As well as the support that we here in the Medical School can offer you, UCL itself has a host of support departments and resources:
- Disability, Mental Health and Wellbeing Team
- Financial Support From UCL
- Student Mental Health Policy
- Student Psychological and Counselling Services
- Student Support and Wellbeing
- Student Mediator
Useful contacts in the Medical School
Not sure who does what? Here's the current useful contacts in each year of the course.
