We are thinking of all those affected by the devastating events in the Nepal-Tibet border region. We recognise that members of our university community may have been directly or indirectly affected, and we have support available for you.
We want to remind any students who have been affected that support available includes emotional and practical support, as well as financial hardship support for students who may be experiencing financial difficulties as a result of the situation.
If you have been affected and would like support, please use the contacts below. You do not need to be directly involved in the incident to seek support.
- If your wellbeing is affected by the current situation, please contact our Wellbeing Service on wellbeing@gre.ac.uk,or access our 24/7 online support service Spectrum Life.
- Our Chaplains offer support to everyone, regardless of individual belief.
- If you are experiencing financial hardship you can apply to the International Hardship Fund or Greenwich Hardship Fund.
- The EC process is available to support any impact to your assessments. More information is available here: Extenuating circumstances | Student Services | University of Greenwich
- If you miss three days of study or less, you should report your absence by emailing student-retention@greenwich.ac.uk. If you miss more than three days of study you must complete an authorised absence request form.
- For any immigration or visa related queries, you can contact our International Student Advice Team on internationaladvice@gre.ac.uk.
- Your Students’ Union can also help and be contacted at suadvice@gre.ac.uk.
We understand this is a very difficult time and we are here to support in any way we can. If you have any further questions, please contact the Student Engagement Team: Student-Engagement@Greenwich.ac.uk.
