Student Well-Being

Student Support Services

The School of Chemistry is committed to supporting your experience with us. We are aware that there are many aspects which influence your well-being, and we recognise that sometimes you may experience difficulties outside the University which affect your University life, particularly your studies. If you find that you are having difficulties which are impacting on your academic studies and/or on your well-being, the University offers a wide range of support services.

If you are experiencing any issues which are impacting on your studies, we encourage you to make contact with either the relevant point of contact listed below or with the School Student Experience Officer. We can offer information and support, and, if necessary, guide you towards the university service most relevant to your needs.

Within the School of Chemistry, we have designated points of contact for all taught chemistry degree programmes, in addition to a Student Experience Officer. Names and contact details are given in the table below.

Designated Points of Contact

Student Experience Officer
Dr. Orla Ni Dhubhghaill
First Year Point of Contact
Dr. Dave Otway
Points of Contact for Undergraduate Degree Programmes
BSc (Chemistry)    
Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Dr. Stig Hellebust Dr. Davide Tiana Dr. Orla Ni Dhubhghaill 
BSc (CPC)    
Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Dr. Stuart Collins Dr. Tim O'Sullivan Dr. Stuart Collins
BSc (CFS)    
Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Dr. Liz Gilchrist Dr. Liz Gilchrist Dr. Liz Gilchrist 
BSc (Chemical Physics)    
Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
Dr. Dean Venables Dr. Dean Venables  Dr. Dean Venables 
Point of Contact for Taught Postgraduate Programmes (Analytical Chemistry)
Dr. Eric Moore

 

Useful Student Links

Are you looking for information on available health services, advice on money matters, academic support or queries about student living? Check out the categories below for all the information and links to services you need for Student Wellbeing.

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