Come into the Enquiry Centre with all queries and questions.
Opening Hours
The Dundee University Student Funding Unit provides financial advice and guidance to all students. To find out more about the services on offer, visit their website. Or you can book an appointment, pop in, call or email:
Opening Hours: Monday - Friday, 10:00 - 16:00
Tel: +44 (0)1382 384801
Email: studentfunding@dundee.ac.uk
Where to find us: Support Hub, OTI Building (see campus map)
Aspirational Awards is a young people-led individual grants fund for care experienced young people aged 21-26. The grant scheme aims to support young people to think big about their future and transform their lives with a significant grant to help them reach their best potential.
LEARN Smart points you to information and resources that will help you in preparing for University, during your studies and in thinking about your career.
University of Dundee Disability Services
University Counselling Service
Offers free counselling to students and staff.
Emergency session for people in crisis Monday - Friday at 10:15am.
To find out more or to make an appointment with the University Counselling Service
Opening Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 Monday - Friday
Tel: 01382 384164
Email: counselling@dundee.ac.uk
Where to find us: Support Hub, OTI Building (see campus map)
Peer Connections is a welcoming, buddying and mentoring scheme to help all students settle in, show you around, meet, mix and share information and experience with other students. Buddy groups are offered to all incoming exchange students by Peer Connections. Individual mentoring for new students is also offered. Email peerconnections@dundee.ac.uk
The Estranged and Care Experienced
Created by current Estranged and Care Experienced Students (EaCES) in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, to summarise all of the advice and information we know about to support students like us and to share our own lived experiences and stories.
Provides grants to care leavers. Grant applications accepted from care leavers aged 18 – 29, although strong preference is given to those age 21 and over.
Who Cares? Scotland is a national voluntary organisation, working with care experienced young people and care leavers across Scotland.
Who Cares? Scotland supports care experienced people to have their voice heard and we make that happen in a number of ways.
Stand Alone provides information and support for students who are estranged from their families
