The University of Greenwich, in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation, may process information about students for the purposes of considering individual reasonable adjustments to teaching and learning, including special exam arrangements. Students can request a copy of the full Student Wellbeing Service Privacy Notice by emailing wellbeing@gre.ac.uk or by calling 020 8331 7875.
Guidance and support is available to disabled students and those with learning difficulties who work and study at the university. The Chaplaincy Team offer help and guidance to all regardless of individual belief.
London Nightline, a confidential listening, support, and practical information service for students in London.
Access to medical centres and services, advice on health and wellbeing. Counselling services Including one-to-one sessions, positive-thinking workshops and email counselling.
We are committed to working towards preventing sexual violence and take a zero-tolerance approach. If you have experienced sexual assault, sexual violence or sexual harassment, there are several services available to you.
The university offers a range of welfare and support services to help you make the most of your time with us.
Student Wellbeing Service (Disability and Dyslexia)
Information, guidance and support to both disabled students and students with learning difficulties who work and study at the university, and to those who aspire to do so.
Student Wellbeing Service (Counselling and Mental Health)
Information, guidance and support to students including details for confidential one-to-one counselling to motivational and self-development group workshops available from our counselling and mental health services.
Health and medical services
Access to medical centres and services, and advice on health and wellbeing.
Chaplaincy
The Chaplaincy Team offer help and guidance to all regardless of individual belief.