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Disability & Wellbeing Service - Support with your Exam Arrangements

If you have a disability and think that you will need exam adjustments, we encourage you to get in touch with the Disability & Wellbeing Service. Exam adjustments take time to arrange and in order to guarantee that you will be considered for adjustments for the first exam diet in early December, you must have requested support and provided the necessary supporting evidence to the Service no later than November 2nd 2018. You can contact the Disability & Wellbeing Service by email at disability-wellbeing@strath.ac.uk or telephone: 0141 548 3402.

Student Dashboard

Check out the new student feedback dashboard for all assignment deadlines, unread feedback and login activity.

Everyday Meditation

Ever thought of giving meditation a go. Why not come along to our daily meditation drop ins between 12.20pm and 12.50pm, new comers should come along at 12.10 pm to chat to the facilitator. No need to book, just come along. At the wellbeing room, Occupational health, Level 2 of the Livingstone Tower.

Software available for download

The University provides licensed software downloads free for registered students. Access the list of available software on PEGASUS.

Hypnotherapy drop in

Through guided visualisations learn to relax and enter a pleasant hypnotic state when mind is calmed and body at ease. In this focused state you will be able to accept positive suggestions and make contact with the unconscious self with its reservoir of knowledge and insight. Sessions take place on Wednesdays at 2 pm in the Chaplaincy graham Hills level 2. For any queries contact Silvia Piccinini s.piccinini@strath.ac,uk

Student Helpzones

Police Scotland are working with the University, the Students’ Association and local businesses to provide a network of Helpzones for students. Helpzones are places where you can get basic assistance, gather your thoughts, or think about what you need to do, for example to get home safely, report a crime or call for help if you’re feeling unwell.

Mindfulness drop in

Do you just wish to find out what mindfulness is all about without having to sign up to a full programme. Then why not come along to the mindfulness drop-in Every Thursday morning 10.30 to 12 noon, no need to book just come along.The conference room of the Chaplaincy Centre.

Maths Skills Support Centre

Whether you’re using mathematics in the course of your studies or are studying for a degree in Mathematics, we offer support for improving your skills and enhancing your knowledge of the subject. In particular, we can help ease the transition to studying mathematics in higher education for new entrants across all faculties.

Hate Crime Awareness

The University is working with Strath Union to support Glasgow's Hate Crime Awareness Week. Hate Crime in Scotland is recognised as crime motivated by prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, disability or transgender identity. Don't tolerate hate crime - tell someone. Click here for more information about the campaign and how you can report a crime.

Something wrong?

Have you experienced or witness harassment, or similar problems? A safe campus is the responsibility of everyone who is part of the University community: staff, students and visitors. We all have a responsibility to report if someone’s safety has been threatened, whether that is through inappropriate behaviour, verbal or physical harassment, or other actions that make them feel unsafe, for example threatening posters, stickers or graffiti. You can use the University's Report and Support facility to report an incident.

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