Your Welfare

We work closely with the University’s Student Support and Wellbeing team and other departments who provide excellent specialist services to help you through any troubled times.

Life at university can be a bit of a whirlwind and sometimes you may be finding your studies difficult or feel that complications in your personal life are impacting on your education. There are many issues that you could (but hopefully won’t) face during your time at University and we are here to help you through it all. Whatever challenges you might be facing, on or off campus, the highly trained, experienced and friendly staff at the University will be on hand to help. Student Welfare is at the heart of the SU and we exist to make sure you’re well supported whilst you study, whether that’s offering academic advice, helping you look after your finances, finding a quality place to live or just keeping you safe in the city.

First Year Survival Tips Your first year at Chichester University is likely to be an incredible and emotional rollercoaster, making new friends and having experiences that will stay with you for life.
Mental Health Support If you are uneasy with any aspect of student life or you’re concerned about someone you know, the Student Wellbeing Advisers, UniMind and UTalk teams are here to help.
Financial Support At University you are investing in your future! It is important, but also difficult, to budget and manage your money well. If you do end up feeling the pinch, don’t ignore it and get into more difficulties!
Health and Wellbeing Tips It is important that you try to stay fit and healthy while at University, remember you are now responsible for your health and wellbeing!
Housing We’re so passionate about comfortable, quality and safe housing for all Chichester students, the SU and the University have set up an accredited landlord scheme to cover private sector housing.