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Student Advice Centre: Microsoft Teams appointments

The Student Advice Centre is online

Download Microsoft Teams for appointments

Our advisers continue to provide Microsoft Teams: chat, video and audio call appointments all year.
You can access Teams for free with your University login, and you can download the app on your phone & computer, or you can open it in most browsers.

So wherever you are, we can advise you.

You can book in using our form here.

Published: 08 Oct 2020 15:55 , Last updated: 07 Jan 2021 14:02

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