Your College Welfare Team, Personal Tutor, Junior Dean and Dean are usually the first people to contact for advice on college support and referrals.

Professional, confidential counselling for anxiety, stress, depression, bereavement, relationship difficulties and more.

Confidential specialist support and guidance for all those involved in the misconduct or harassment. 

Support if you have a disability, long-term health condition, neurodivergence or significant mental disability, including reasonable adjustments.

Medical care, prescriptions, vaccinations and referrals. Register with a local as soon as you arrive in Oxford.

Confidential listening and emotional support from trained student volunteers during term time.

Pastoral and spiritual support for students of all faiths and none. A welcoming place to talk, reflect and find community.

Independent advice on academic issues, disciplinary issues, academic motivation, finshes and welfare.

Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year if you are worried about your safety and need urgent assistance.

Manage your student record, registration, finances and access key for university services online.

For confidential and anonymous support throughout the night when other student services are closed. 

If you need additional help, these external organisations offer special support beyond the University.