University Student Wellbeing Services: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Enrolled students can access free counseling and mental health support services through their university administration.
University Student Wellbeing Services provides mental health support and counseling sessions to help students manage their wellbeing while studying.
Who it's for
This service is open to all currently enrolled students. Whether you are an undergraduate or postgraduate student, as long as you are officially registered with the university, you qualify to access these wellbeing resources.
What you get
The primary benefit of this scheme is access to free counseling and mental health support sessions. These services are designed to help you navigate the pressures of university life. You can work with the university's wellbeing team to access professional support to help manage your mental health during your studies.
What it costs you
There is no financial cost to use these services; the counseling and support sessions are provided for free to students. The main requirement is the time and effort needed to manage your own referral. You must navigate the university portal to submit a request for support through their self-referral system.
The catch to know
While the services are free, availability is not always immediate. You should be aware that waiting lists can become very long, particularly during busy periods such as exam seasons when many students are seeking support at the same time.
How to apply
- Log in to your official university student portal.
- Search for the student services or wellbeing team section.
- Complete the self-referral form to request your support sessions.