If you haven't yet opened a student bank account, check @savethestudent's run down on what's available. These accounts are designed just for uni students with benefits including freebies & interest-free overdrafts

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 studentwellbeing@ulster.ac.uk

With resits fast approaching, it is a stressful time of year. We all react to stressful moments differently. What can cause stress in one person may not cause stress in another. Here are some tips to help you manage stress.

📣 If you were unable to make our last Disability Information Day, we will be hosting the event online on Thursday 28th August at 2pm on Zoom. You can register now for the session via

We maintain a register of self-employed individuals to deliver support to students with disabilities & additional study needs. Support Providers play a vital part in allowing students to participate fully in academic life. For more info & to apply:

Getting ready for exam resits? It's normal to feel overwhelmed. Here are some tips:. Nurture your body – eat well, prioritise rest.Unwind– take breaks, do activities you love.Plan with purpose.Connect with others – talk to friends, family, housemates or us

Are you starting (or continuing) a full-time undergraduate course in September 2025? Apply now for your Student Finance. Visit to complete your application.

If you have an everyday health condition, you can use the Pharmacy First service to get advice and treatment from a local pharmacist, without waiting for an appointment to see your GP. For more information visit

If you see a situation & want to help, be an active bystander: be aware of when someone's behaviour is inappropriate or threatening & choosing to challenge it. If you don't feel comfortable doing this directly, then get someone to help you such as a friend or someone in authority

If you were not expecting a call from an organisation or person claiming to be on the other end of the phone, don't provide them any personal details! Hang up, get their legitimate number & call them back after 15 minutes to verify it was them. For more:

Green Dot is a programme that empowers students & staff to address behaviours leading to unwanted sexual experiences, gender-based violence, domestic abuse & harassment by providing training to identify, intervene & report. Training available next week:

If you have completed an Additional Study Needs (ASN) form but not yet had an appointment, please contact us asap on 028 9536 7000 or studentwellbeing@ulster.ac.uk . A delay in attending your appointment can mean a delay in your support being in place for September.

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Checked out the self-help resources at 📷 Details of helplines for help & guidance.📷 Mental health apps & resources.📷 Study/Assignment resources for students with Dyslexia.📷 Resources for Postgraduate students and researchers

Student Wellbeing will close at 4pm on Fri 11 July & reopen 9am Wed 16 July. During this time you can still access support from:. • Inspire 24/7 helpline 0800 028 5510.• Lifeline 0808 808 8000.• Samaritans 116 123 .• Papyrus HOPELINE247: 0800 068 4141.

📣 The Support Fund will close on 10th July. If you are in need of financial support, be sure to get your application and supporting documents submitted ASAP via ⏰🤑

📣 If you were unable to make our in-person Disability Information Day, we will be hosting the event online on Thursday 24th July and Thursday 28th August at 2pm on Zoom. You can register now for the session via

NI home fee students can make a 1st or 2nd application to the Financial Hardship Fund - be quick the deadline is fast approaching. We require 3 pieces of evidence:.1. SFNI funding letter.2. Tenancy agreement.3. 3 months of bank statements. Visit for info

Green Dot is a programme that empowers students &staff to address behaviours leading to unwanted sexual experiences, gender-based violence, domestic abuse, &harassment by providing training to identify, intervene and report. Sign up to Green Dot training:

NI home fee students can make a 1st or 2nd application to the Financial Hardship Fund - but be quick the deadline is fast approaching. For details on evidence required and to apply, visit �🤑