The hospitals also offer emergency care. A mobile dental unit visits the College's Strand Campus every Monday offering private treatment only. If your stay is for less than six months, and if your country does not have a reciprocal health agreement with the UK, it is essential tht you take out health insurance to cover any possible medical expenses. Counselling Counsellors are available to help students cope with any problems or difficulties that may arise of a personal or emotional nature. Team members include psychologists, psychotherapists, two group analysts and a consultant psychiatrist.
All help offered is strictly confidential.
The Student Services Welfare Advisers provide free, confidential advice on practical matters such as finances, welfare benefits, legal issues and immigration. The Student Services Welfare Advisers have experience in helping international students with general enquiries and specific concerns relating to matters such as visas, finance and part-time employment. Pastoral care The Dean's Office and the College's Chaplaincy team are also part of the College's pastoral provision, and are available to all students, of all beliefs and backgrounds. The Student Services Welfare Advisers have experience in helping international students with general enquiries and financial, visa and other problems. Students with any disability are encouraged to make early contact with the Disability Co-ordinator and the relevant academic department and ideally pay an information visit.