Skills &Welfare
Here are a few of the resources and support services we have at the University of Sheffield. Have a look and please consider contacting them already to set things up, so you are ready to hit the ground running when the semester starts...
The Student Experience Team in the School of Languages and Cultures is ready to listen to and support you throughout your time with us. We will be there to explain processes, signpost support services and and help you to manage if things aren't going to plan.
Please make a note of our email: slc-pastoralcare@sheffield.ac.uk
1. Academic Services
The 301 centre runs workshops, offers guides, gives sessions to help you get all the academic and personal skills necessary to fully succeed in your degree.
2. Welfare Services
This is the medical centre which is where you can book a doctor's appointments, receive support and information about your health and ask questions. All students are encouraged to register there.
DDSS
DDSS (Disability and Dyslexia Support Service) offers a wide range of support for students who need a bit more help to get through their studies. It is a very popular service and you are strongly advised to contact them as soon as you can to set up the support you need.
Student Wellbeing Service
Short term and tailored one to one support if you’re feeling down, overwhelmed or struggling to adjust to student life.
General Student Support
This central service is the repository of all knowledge on processes, fees, administration, health, etc. If you have a question about your studies, if you have a form to fill, or any other question, please have look there!
The student advice centre is run by the Students Union and is a professional, impartial, confidential and non-judgemental service, providing advice, support and representation to help you resolve your problems.