University of Oxford
Find out what support is available at your university or college. The information on this page was compiled by the institution themselves to ensure accuracy.
1. College Support
Every Oxford college has a dedicated welfare team, which provides support to students including signposting to specialist services when necessary. College welfare contacts are often a good first port of call for welfare issues. Your college will also be linked to a local GP surgery and may have a college nurse. Follow the links below to find out more about your college welfare team and accessing medical input.
2. Student Welfare and Support Services
Student Welfare and Support Services comprise a number of University-wide services:
- The Counselling Service
- Disability Advisory Service
- Peer Support Programme (including Peers of Colour, Rainbow Peers, Peers of Faith and Disability Diversity Peers)
- Sexual Harassment and Violence Support Service
3. Oxford SU Student Advice Service
An independent advice and information service run by the Student’s Union.
4. Harassment Advisor Network
See here for information on support available to students who have experienced harassment or bullying, including the Harassment Advisor Network.
5. Additional or External Support
Additional contacts for emergency services and non-emergency health, welfare and academic support services can be found here.
Information is also available on the University website in relation to academic matters, financial assistance and support, visas and immigration and other aspects of student life.