Your Wellbeing

Your Wellbeing

Your Wellbeing. If you feel comfortable, healthy, and happy within yourself then you are more likely to reach your full potential and perform to the best of your academic ability.

The University and the Students' Union are committed to supporting healthy study lives and students. You can find out about the wide range of support offered by the university on these pages. 

For further advice and support on healthy living, including mental wellbeing, eating well, alcohol and drug use, gambling and online addiction and more please visit the NHS Inform pages.

The Student Mental Health Agreement outlines our joint commitment to improving the mental wellbeing of all students.

University Support

Disability Services

Disability Services

Information on services for University students seeking guidance in regards to their disability.

Student Advice and Support Office

Student Advice and Support Office

Impartial and confidential advice and support on a range of issues.

Multi-Faith Chaplaincy

Multi-Faith Chaplaincy

Provide pastoral care, support and advice to all members of the University community.

Counselling

Counselling

The Counselling service at the University offer a type of ‘talking therapy’ which gives you the opportunity to explore issues which are causing you concern or distress.

Epilepsy Advice and Support for Students

Check out Epilepsy Scotland's Student Guide for helpful advice on managing your epilepsy during your studies.