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► About

Welcome to the Student Advice Centre!

The Student Advice Centre is a professional service provided by the Students' Union and is staffed by trained, experienced advisers. Our services are free to all Union Members and we work to standards of strict confidentiality.

We offer a sympathetic listening ear, information, advice, assistance and representation on a wide range of issues. including academic, disciplinary, finance (student loans/debt advice etc), accommodation, legal, personal/family, consumer and employment. 

Opening Hours & Contact Details

 From 16/4/12 term time hours will apply, see below for details

 

If you are interested in volunteering within the Student Advice Centre click here for more information.

Click here for the job application form.

Please return to Alex Morgan alexandra.morgan@newcastle.ac.uk

Latest News

7th May Bank Holiday

The Advice Centre will be closed on next Monday, and there will be no clinic on that day!

Clinics

Please be aware that there will be no clinics running until 16/4.

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Housing Roadshow 2

For the Housing roadshow presentation about housing hunting Click here

For the Housing roadshow presentation about moving in Click here

Housing Roadshow Feedback
If you have any comments on Housing Roadshow, please click the link to leave your feedback: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QV6DNQC

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Mumps Warning

A number of students in the Newcastle area have contracted MUMPS.

Any students who suspects they may have symptoms should contact their GP immediately and stay away from the University.

Further information is available at

http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Mumps/Pages/Introduction.aspx 

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Housing research

If any student's are willing to contribute to this research by the University of Winchester, please follow the links provided.  Newcastle University Students' Union are not party to this research and are unable to provide feedback on its findings.

My name is Dr Gary Jones and I am a senior lecturer at The University of Winchester. One of my research areas is student welfare in relation to housing matters. After completing a national survey on tenancy deposit protection with higher-education students, it became clear that there are a number of challenges facing students within the private-rented sector. As a consequence, I am now undertaking an independent piece of research into the experiences of students within this housing sector. Since housing is a key factor towards wellbeing, I believe it is important to build up a better understanding of the national picture. I was therefore hoping that you might be able to promote the survey to your students, which only takes 10-20 minutes maximum to complete. The link to the electronic questionnaire is: http://www.survey.winchester.ac.uk/studentprs . If this is not possible, I completely understand. The survey will remain live until the end of July. Also, I would be willing to forward any publications from the research to you, if that would be helpful.