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Students are fully supported by the university during their studies, with various facilities offered to ensure they are able to complete their course comfortably, without being disadvantaged by outside factors.
The health and wellbeing service provides students with access to doctors and counsellors to provide physical and mental health support throughout their time at Sunderland.
Students with children are able to access the university’s childcare services. Full and part-time childcare is offered to students with children under five years’ old, while there is a play scheme for anyone with children of school age up to 12 years’ old during the school holidays.
Care experienced students can access additional help and bespoke support from the dedicated We Care Team, while the Disability Support Team provide a confidential service to students whose disability or condition has an impact on how they study and learn.
Students are also welcomed at the university’s chaplaincy, which caters to all faiths and religions.
University of Sunderland students on Whatuni say:
“Various forms of services are provided in this time of need and a massive focus on students wellbeing are looked at.”
“Tutors, fellow students but also the librarians and the tutors that are not connected to my course are always available and will always help if needed.”
“The levels of understanding from the whole university team have been incredible, from personal wellbeing to academic support. Exceptional support received.”
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