Disability and Mental Health Service
Our role is to enable students who may need additional support, to fully participate in Newman life.
We offer a wide range of accessible, professional and developmental services to help you make the most of your time at Birmingham Newman University.
Our role is to enable students who may need additional support, to fully participate in Newman life.
HEADstart is a full time, three week preparatory course for new single, joint and combined honours students. The course is delivered in the three weeks before Welcome Week.
The Student Welfare Adviser provides information, advice and guidance for prospective and current students on a wide range of practical and personal issues.
Student support at Newman is designed to enable all students to reach their potential. The Academic Support Advisers (ASA) are available...
Email: studentsupport@newman.ac.uk Support at Newman includes: Academic Support Careers Service Chaplaincy Disability, Dyslexia and Mental Health Services Library Money Management Preparing for...
One of the key features of Newman is the excellent graduate employment rate of both its teacher training and single...
Since 2014, Birmingham Newman University has been proud to be one of a growing number of universities to offer a...
This page aims to guide Student Carers about what is available to support their studies at Newman University. Scroll down...
You do not have to wait until you are in a crisis before seeing the University Counsellor. In fact, problems...
If you have been assessed as having dyslexia or if you are wondering if you may have dyslexia, individual support,...
Some aspects of studying at university are very different from school, college or the workplace. This is especially true if...
Newman University is committed to supporting all of its students, and has a dedicated member of staff who can provide...
Welcome to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning (LGBTQ+) student page As a Catholic foundation, Newman University is...
Estranged students are young people studying without the support and approval of a family network. Students in this position often...