Specialist support

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There are a range of services across College (including at Faculty level and from Imperial College Union) available to support students most in need and requiring immediate and/ongoing specialist support.

Find out more at the links below.

Support

Faculty Senior Tutor

The Faculty Senior Tutor for Engineering, Lorraine Craig, is available for additional support and guidance, particularly in relation to more sensitive or complicated academic and personal student matters.

Further information about the Faculty Senior Tutor

Student Counselling and Mental Health Advice Service

All registered students of Imperial College London can make an appointment to meet with a Student Counsellor in the service. The service is free and confidential.

Further information about Student Counselling and MHAS

Support

Imperial College London Health Centre

Students at Imperial College London may be eligible to register with the Health Centre for medical service depending on their home address and campus.

Further information about Imperial College Health Centren

Disability Advisory Service

The Disability Advisory Service provides advice to current and prospective students and information and guidance to staff within the College.

Further information about the Disability Advisory Service

Chaplaincy

The Chaplaincy Multi-Faith Centre provides a confidential place to explore faith and to find support for personal issues. The Chaplaincy works with students and staff from different faith and philosophical backgrounds.

Further information about the Chaplaincy

Support

Student Hub

The Student Hub provides advice and information on a wide range of aspects of College life, including admissions, finance, accommodation, exchange programmes and exam arrangements.

Further information about the Student Hub

Imperial College Union Student Advice Centre

The Advice Centre provides all Imperial College London students with advice on academic issues (such as appeals and complaints) and non-academic issues (such as debt, housing, legal and employment rights).

Further information about the Advice Centre