In a period of low mood or not feeling yourself? Support is available at the uni or through our new partnership with Andy’s Man Club.
Get it off your chest
Everyone needs a little help during their studies, whether you’re a fresher taking your first steps in uni life or a mature student who already knows your way around university.
We want every student to feel safe, supported and have the opportunity to thrive, which is why we have dedicated Student support services here for you – with experts waiting to listen to what your experiencing and to help you with the next steps.
We can’t shout loud enough that our student support services are here for you, but if don’t feel comfortable coming to us, there is a wealth of support available from the NHS to independent charities.
Andy’s Man Club is coming to us
Mental health is a critical issue for all students, and male students at UK universities face unique challenges. Research shows that male students are less likely to seek help for their mental health or periods of low mood, leading to higher risks of severe consequences like substance abuse, academic difficulties, and thoughts of self-harm.
As we approach Movember, a month that shines a spotlight on the men’s physical and mental health, we are pleased to be partnering with Andy’s Man Club, a safe space for our men students, to go and talk to other men and identify ways to take steps to positive mental wellbeing.
On Monday 4 November at 1pm at Eldon in lecture theatre W1.11, representatives from the charity will be coming to talk to us about our new partnership, their tools, resources, support groups and peer support. Feel free to just turn up on the day or sign up on Eventbrite, so we can share more information about the new on campus group.