STUDENT SUPPORT AND SUCCESS
ACADEMIC SKILLS academicskills@winchester.ac.uk We support students from all levels and disciplines to reach their full academic potential. Through 1-1 appointments, group workshops and a wide range of resources, our. aim is to boost students’ academic performance to help improve self-esteem and employability. Areas of advice include: • ■Academic referencing • ■Assignment planning and writing • ■Time management • ■Exam revision • ■Presentation skills
ACADEMIC SMART BUDDIES studymentoring@winchester.ac.uk Learn the secrets of academic success from other students. SMART Buddies are specially selected and trained students, here to help you to get the most from your studies. They will meet with you regularly to share top tips for: • ■Preparing for assessments • ■Getting the most from your research • ■Managing your busy life at university
CAREERS AND OPPORTUNITIES HUB careers@winchester.ac.uk Our friendly team are here to support you from day one until after you finish your studies. From help with your CV to job applications or interviews, we’ll help you succeed. See CareerConnect: winchester.jobteaser.com to book a 1-1 appointment or drop into SAB303 between 9.30-4.30 on weekdays.
We can help you to: • ■Explore and weigh up your options • Look for part-time work, internships and graduate roles • ■Find and apply for placements • ■Explore volunteering opportunities to enhance employability ■ • Discover more about the Winchester Employability Fund • ■Access our start-up advice to support your business idea • ■Find out about further study options • ■Attend our employer events throughout the year uowcareers _UoWcareers universityofwinchestercareers
DISABILITIES AND LEARNING DIVERSITY disability@winchester.ac.uk Do you need additional support because of a disability or dyslexia? Support is available if you have a: • ■Disability • ■Mental health condition • ■Long-term health condition • ■Specific learning difference You may also be eligible for Disabled Students’ Allowances: gov.uk/disabled-studentsallowances-dsas/overview
INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT International.support@winchester.ac.uk We offer support, advice and guidance for international students on: • ■Immigration and visa issues • ■Schengen visas • ■Study abroad, visiting and exchange • ■Orientation and social events • ■Opening a bank account • ■Cultural awareness • ■Homesickness • ■English Language Support • US Federal Loans
MENTAL WELLBEING mentalwellbeing@winchester.ac.uk Our team of highly qualified psychological professionals provide free confidential support, information and guidance on any personal issues relating to your mental wellbeing. This includes: • ■One to one support • ■Mental health advice and counselling • ■Weekly Wellbeing Cafe • ■Workshops and courses • ■Signposting or referring to other services
MONEY studentsandmoney@winchester.ac.uk Students and Money provide information and guidance to all students regarding: • ■Government financial support for Foundation, Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes • ■University bursaries and scholarships We also offer support with financial matters including: • ■Budgeting and money management • ■Discretionary hardship funding • ■Financial implications of changes in circumstance or study
MUSIC CENTRE music.centre@winchester.ac.uk The Music Centre is the University of Winchester’s co-curricular music department. All activities are open for students, staff and community members to participate in. We run music groups, performances, community engagement projects, personal musical development and tuition, plus we manage the University’s music facilities. There are no fees and no auditions.
STUDENT LIFE ADVICE student.advice@winchester.ac.uk The team offers advice, guidance and support to all students on issues which may affect your personal or academic life including difficulty settling or fitting in, family and friendship issues, homelessness, general worries and stress, bullying and harassment, money worries, pregnancy, and traumatic events such as sexual misconduct. Our Transition Coordinators support care experienced students, young adult carers, estranged students, students from a military family background, GTRSB and Sanctuary students.
STUDENT SUPPORT AND SUCCESS ADVISORS (SSSAS) These roles are faculty based and work closely with academic and programme administration colleagues to support retention, progression and student success. SSSAs provide guidance and supportive interventions where students experience challenges to study, engagement or wellbeing. Business and Digital Technology (BDT) Education & Arts (EA) Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) Law, Crime and Justice (LCJ)
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