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Health, wellbeing and other support

Starting university is exciting, but adjusting to all of the changes can be challenging and even a little stressful. That's why we've got you covered, with services that can support your health and wellbeing, foster diversity and inclusion, or help out financially.

University Health Service

We offer experienced general practitioner and emergency medical care services on the Darlington Campus. The surgery is open Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm during the teaching year.

Find out about the full range of our healthcare services.


Wellbeing support and counselling

Access specialist input on a wide range of personal, academic, social and psychological issues that may impact your life.

If you are experiencing wellbeing concerns and would like to connect with somebody, the first step is to complete our registration form. 

Find out more about wellbeing support and counselling.


Safer communities

Safer Communities Office are specialist staff experienced in providing an immediate response to people that have experienced sexual misconduct, domestic/family violence, bullying/harassment and issues relating to modern slavery. They can provide case management and information about the services available and assist you to access the support you need.


Inclusion and disability

Students who have a disability can gain access to the adjustments and service they need to suceed in their studies.


Our other support options

Are you looking for something else? Visit our health and wellbeing support pages to find out about:

  • 24/7 support in multiple languages
  • chaplains
  • self-help resources
  • community contacts.
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5 tips to help you take charge of your wellbeing

Managing your mental health while studying
Balancing your university commitments with the demands of everyday life can be challenging. Your mental wellbeing is linked to academic success, so it’s important to prioritise your health as well as your studies. The University has tools, resources, and services available to help you.

Financial support

If you're worried about money, there's emergency support and longer-term options to help. You may also qualify for a scholarship.


Personal support

We proudly promote equal opportunities in education and employment, and welcome all of our diverse students.


Student organisations and advocacy

Student organisations provide free advice, can help you sort out a study or non-study related problem, arrange social and sporting events, and more.

Last updated: 28 August 2024

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