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Support. Whether you’re a new student, in your final year or somewhere in between, we’re here to support you on whatever level you need in ways that suit you. We’re here to make sure you’re able to enjoy your uni life to the best of your ability, no matter what your circumstances.
- Help with the cost of living
There are a range of scholarships and bursaries available at...
- Help with the cost of living
Student Support. The wellbeing of our students is extremely important, and we have a dedicated student support service in place, known as askUS. The service is centrally based on our campus and supports students with mental health conditions as well as those who might need emotional support during their studies.
There are a range of scholarships and bursaries available at a University-wide level, as well as specific to schools and subject areas, supporting talented students who may need additional financial aid to support their time at Salford.
A wide range of support is available, including extra time for assessments, extended book loans and support for field trips. The uni will contribute the first £200 towards the cost of a laptop or computer for students approved for DSA support.
- Ask Us
- 24-Hour Helpline
- Wellbeing Advisors
- Counselling
- Support For New Students
- Tip Sheets
askUS is our University’s wellbeing team. You can go to askUS with any problems you’re having, be it about your work load, mental health and anything else you’ve got going on. You can speak to askUS about matters such as finance, wellbeing and counselling, accommodation and more. They’re here to help us maximise our potential in every area of life....
Our 24-hour Student CareFirst telephone helpline provides emotional support by trained counsellors. Always remember that no issue is too big or too small. If something is playing on your mind and you don’t want to speak to your family or friends about it, don’t be afraid to pick up the phone. If you would like to have a chat you can call someone on...
Wellbeing Advisors at the University help us look at issues we are facing and offer support. They are a little different to counsellors in that they don’t offer therapeutic sessions. Our Wellbeing Advisors offer over the phone sessions throughout the week, as well as follow-up sessions. To book an appointment you can fill in the online self-referra...
Counsellors at the University help us on our personal journeys to understanding ourselves. Counselling is a talking therapy and you can access counselling with the University’s Counsellors during business hours or call the 24-hour helpline. Sessions last 50 minutes and all you need to do to book a session is fill in the online self-referral form or...
If you’ve got any worries about your mental health before joining us at the University of Salford we’ve got support here for you. You can send wellbeing@salford.ac.ukan email with the subject header “Applicant Query” along with your questions or worries. You can also call 0161 295 0023 to have your questions answered over the phone.
If you find yourself struggling with any of the feelings or problems listed below, click on each word and have a read of our tip sheets. 1. Anger 2. Loneliness 3. Self-harm 4. Sleep 5. Social Anxiety 6. Stress 7. Academic 8. Anxiety 9. Healthy relationships 10. Depression 11. Loss/bereavement/grief These tip sheets can be a great source in calming ...
If you are on a University campus, after calling 999 you may wish to contact the University Security Service (emergencies: 0161 295 3333) for additional support and to help the emergency services reach you quickly.
What other support is available to me? The University’s Counselling & Wellbeing Service provides a listening ear and can also support you if you want to know what next steps might be available for you.
