Help us improve this site

Just answer 7 quick questions - you'll be done in under 3 minutes.

Take the survey.

Student Support & Services

main content

Starting at university, meeting new people, living on campus, managing your own budget and discovering a new way of learning is exciting - but you may need a helping hand to get used to it all. It's good to know that we'll be here to support you all through your time as a student.

Someone to lend an ear  

Whether you're missing home or just want some practical tips on coping with your new flatmates' our counsellors will be there to listen sympathetically and give you confidential support and guidance. There's a choice of three services, including the 24-hour Nightline and the drop-in Ask.

Read all about it

Strathclyde has some of the best libraries in Scotland, as well as very impressive online virtual resources - find out more here.

Feeling off-colour?

Student life can be demanding, and if you're not feeling your best it's important to talk it through as soon as possible. The Student Health Service can give you advice on everything from a healthy lifestyle to registering with a local GP.

Study tips

Studying at university is very different to school. Our Learning Support Service can give you helpful, practical advice on how to prioritise and manage your work.

Financial advice just for students

Our advisers know everything about managing student finances. They can help you budget, point you in the direction of the best deals from the banks and tell you about any extra financial help you qualify for.

Computers and IT

Find out about our state-of-the-art IT systems, including 24-hour access to the university network, wireless hotspots in the gardens, getting online in the Java Café - and special student discounts on computers.

Living in the City

Glasgow is a safe city to live, socialise and study in. However, as in any large city, you should be alert not to provide an opportunity for crime to occur. Help to ensure that all members of the University community enjoy a safe and secure environment by taking the time to become informed about personal safety issues and general methods of crime prevention. Read our quick Personal Safety Guide.