Student Advice Centre

advice@warwicksu.com

 Phone: 024 7657 2824 (internal 72824)
 Where: SUHQ level 2 (by the lift)

Term-time opening hours:	Mon-Thurs: Fri:	9am-4pm 9am-3pm
Vacation opening hours:	Mon-Thurs: Fri:	9am-3pm CLOSED

 

There are many problems facing students nowadays – with your course, with housing, with the law, with immigration, with anything. Luckily, the Student Advice Centre is here to help. It is staffed by a friendly bunch of four professional advisors, who work closely with the Welfare Officer and the Education Officer. They offer confidential, free and informal information, advice and representation on a wide range of issues - like a Citizens' Advice Bureau or Law Centre. It is the best place to go if you are looking for advice from someone independent from the University.

During undergrad term-time, student volunteers staff our reception desk. They will welcome you and help book appointments if you drop in – however, it will save you time to either phone ahead or e-mail to sort an appointment.

If you're looking for help elsewhere, check out our page on other support available. We do have a lot of information here on the Advice pages. Maybe you'll find the answer to your question below...?

Looking For...

• Academic

  Advice and support relating to your studies here at Warwick

• Consumer

  Your rights as a customer and some tips on avoiding being scammed

• Crime and personal safety

  Local police numbers, protecting your house, and much more.

• Employment

  Tax & National Insurance, working as an international student, where to find work

• Health

  Sexual and mental health advice, using the NHS, and tips for keeping on top of your health.

• Housing

  FAQs, a massive glossary of housing terms, and time-specific (e.g. moving-in, or house-hunting) advice.

• Money

  Student funding options, banking advice and tuition fees

• International Students

  Work permits, gap years, remaining in the UK, student visas, and working and travelling whilst in the UK

• Hate crime

  What constitutes a hate crime, and how to report them when they happen.