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Based in your department, Student Advisers are available to discuss any wellbeing, support and student experience matters.
"I was given reassurance and support from someone who seemed to genuinely care." May 2022
"I was enormously grateful to my Student Adviser for all the support she provided me with during very difficult times in my life." - May 2022
"I felt reassured in the fact that a lot of people go through struggles in studying and that they are almost always overcome." - May 2022
"The Student Adviser was friendly, funny, and empathetic. It was enjoyable and he also told me a bit about SoRA. It was this talk that prompted me to seek them." - May 2022
"I never knew Student Advisers like this person existed. She has helped me change my life and saved my studies." - May 2022
"Having someone to speak to about issues I was facing allowed me to open up. I felt better about how to go about handling my issue." - May 2022
"They provided me with a number of resources to tackle the issues we had discussed. I also felt like I now know where to seek help in the future." - May 2022
"Although the time was limited we managed to pick up on a lot of points [and] he helped me to realise where a lot of the stress and anxiety I was feeling was coming from." - June 2022
"They were extremely nice and made me feel very comfortable straight away." - June 2022
Student Advisers in your department
Please see your department's Student Adviser/s, listed below, for further information and getting in touch.
- Faculty of Arts and Humanities
- Faculty of Brain Sciences
- The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment
- Faculty of Engineering Sciences
- IOE, UCL’s Faculty of Education and Society
- Faculty of Laws
- Faculty of Life Sciences
- Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
- Faculty of Medical Sciences
- Faculty of Population Health Sciences
- Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences
- UCL East
Build your SSW
Student Support and Wellbeing and the Student Advisers host a range of regular events and activities throughout the academic year to support the three core aspects of your own SSW: Social bonding, Skills for life and Wellbeing at university. Each activity aims to develop one, two, or all three of these aspects.
