If you received extra time or support at school, have a disability or long-term medical condition but not yet engaged with us in the Additional Study Needs (ASN) process, please contact the Student Wellbeing team asap on 028 9536 7000 or [email protected]
We will be exhibiting & giving a talk on supporting studnts @ RNIB Technology Fair, 11 Feb @ Foyle Arena. It's a great chance to explore the latest assistive & adaptive technology designed to support blind & partially sighted people in daily life.Register: tinyurl.com/bds4625c
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Due to Storm Chandra, we will be closing our Belfast, Coleraine and Jordanstown campuses tomorrow, Tuesday 27 January. Teaching will move online where possible.
Our Derry~Londonderry campus will remain open.
If you have had an unwanted sexual experience or are worried about someone else who has, you can seek support and guidance from our team directly. Complete our online form via ulster.ac.uk/safespace and a member of the team will be in touch.
If you are in financial hardship & applying for the financial hardship fund, we require 3 pieces of evidence:
1. Full SFNI funding letter
2. Tenancy agreement
3. Last 3 months of online bank statements PDF (we cannot accept screenshots)
Visit ulster.ac.uk/sma for details
ND Group (Autistic Student Social) is a social outlet facilitated by Student Wellbeing for Autistic students and meet every month on each campus.
The next meetings will take place Wed 28th Jan:
Belfast: BC-03-120 | Drop-in between 1-3pm
Derry~Londonderry: MU318 | 2-4pm
If you have difficulties taking notes, organising your ideas and remembering key information, check out our guide to low-cost and no-cost apps that can help.
See them at tinyurl.com/33763cyc
Got questions? Email us at [email protected] #TechTipsTuesday
Student Wellbeing will close at 5pm on Tuesday 23rd December 2025 and reopen at 9am on Monday 5th January 2026.
During this time you can still access support from multiple sources pictured or visit ulster.ac.uk/wellbeing/servi…
“Is Angela about tonight?” Code for: I need your help. Ulster University is supporting the ‘#AskforAngela’ scheme. If you feel unsafe or vulnerable when socialising, ‘asking for Angela’, discreetly alerts venue staff to help you.
Read more at psni.police.uk/AskForAngela
Don't get your tinsel in a tangle and look after yourself this Christmas. Cathie, our Student Money Co-Ordinator gives expert advice on how to celebrate Christmas on a budget. For more information visit - ulster.ac.uk/wellbeing
If you're feeling low & struggling to cope, talk to someone. Opening up to someone about how you're
feeling will help. With the right help & support, things will get better.
If in distress or despair, or know someone who is, call Lifeline 24/7: 0808 808 8000 for advice & support
Looking for free things to do this festive season? Check out the UU event page at ulster.ac.uk/events or whatsonni.com/free-events for hundreds of ideas across N. Ireland 📷 #MindYourMoney
Watching a lecture, joining a call or listening to a podcast? Live Captions can show the words on screen in real time - great if you’re hard of hearing or just prefer reading along.
See it in action or learn how to set it up? Check this out: tinyurl.com/k4pk83xa
If you are in financial hardship, unable to meet daily living costs due to the expense of university, you may be eligible to apply for the Student Hardship Fund @ ulster.ac.uk/sma
The Student Wellbeing team is here to listen, help & guide you throughout your journey @ UU. If you find yourself overwhelmed or struggling, reach out to the team for help-don't wait until it becomes a bigger burden #HereForUU
~ Feedback: anonymous student experience survey 2024
Parcel delivery scams are widespread at this time of year and it's important to be on the lookout for anything suspicious. The Consumer Council NI's website is equipped with help on how to spot, avoid and report a scam 📷 consumercouncil.org.uk
#InternationalDayofPersonsWithDisabilities promotes an understanding of disability issues & mobilizes support for dignity, rights& well-being of those with disabilities.
If you have a disability or long term medical condition, there is support available ulster.ac.uk/wellbeing
The Student Success Centre has a bookings Page to help you take control of your academic journey.
Register for workshops, drop-in clinics & tutorials on everything from Literature Reviews to Math’s Workshops.
Boost your skills and excel this term.
Visit ow.ly/5Ctq50U35bx
Looking for ways to make the most of your money this Christmas? Check out @savethestudent guide to doing Christmas on a budget 👉 savethestudent.org/shopping/…
Sign up to the next Green Dot Bystander Intervention training on your campus via tinyurl.com/Green-Dot-Nov25
Being an active bystander means being aware of when someone's behaviour is inappropriate or threatening and choosing to challenge it.


















