Other Services that may be able to help you:

Advice and Counselling

The Advice and Counselling Service offers a free and confidential service to all Queen Mary students. They are able to offer support to students with a wide range of common student problems, including financial matters, mental wellbeing and adjusting to the changes of student life.

Legal Advice Centre

The Queen Mary, University of London School of Law runs a free Legal Advice Centre which is open to the public, University staff and students. The Centre aims to offer a reliable service to those with legal difficulties. The advice is provided by students of the School of Law, and supported by legal professionals.

Careers Service

The Careers Service of Queen Mary, University of London aims to provide a comprehensive careers guidance and employment service to students.

International Student Resources

As well as the information and advice we offered to all students, the Advice and Counselling Service offers international students specific advice on money, immigration and other practical aspects of living and studying in the UK

Office of the Independent Adjudicator

The Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education ("OIA") operates an independent student complaints scheme pursuant to the Higher Education Act 2004.

All higher education institutions in England and Wales are required to comply with the scheme and the service is free to students.

Citizens Advice Bureau

The Citizens Advice service helps people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free, independent and confidential advice.

British Medical Association

The BMA is the doctors' professional organisation established to look after the personal and professional needs of doctors. It has a number of resources for medical students.

British Dental Association

The BDA is the dentists' professional organisation established to look after the personal and professional needs of dentists. It has a number of resources for dental students.

Trades Union Congress

The TUC is the voice of Britain at work. With 66 affiliated unions representing nearly seven million working people from all walks of life, they campaign for a fair deal at work and for social justice at home and abroad. You should be able to find contact details for your own Trades Union through the TUC website