Director of Postgraduate Studies

The Directors of Postgraduate Studies are responsible for the overall academic and pastoral running of the degree. Students can meet with them during office hours (no need to book an appointment) or email for a specific meeting time. Your Director of PG Studies is: Dr Claudie Fox, email: Claudie.Fox@warwwick.ac.uk

Postgraduate Programmes Office

If you have any issues not covered during Welcome Week, please drop by the Programmes Office in H0.42 Humanities (open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9.30 -16.00, Wednesday: 9.30-13.00, Friday 9.30-15.00). Key contacts:

Jenny Reagan: Responsible for: MSc in Clinical Applications of Psychology, MSc in Psychological Research, MSc in Mental Health and Wellbeing

Liz Farmer: Responsible for: MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science (Science Track), MSc in Behavioural and Data Science

For enquires use the email PsychologyPG@warwick.ac.uk

Wellbeing Support at Warwick

Wellbeing Support Servicescan support students with a range of difficulties including practical/emotional/disability and mental health problems. They can be contacted on (024765 7) 5570 during office hours or by emailingstudentsupport@warwick.ac.ukor outside office hours, you can contact the Community Safety Team on (02476 5) 22222 or (02476 5) 22083. Click here for information on what to do in a Crisis.

Disability Support

Disability Services are part of Wellbeing Support Services at the University of Warwick. We encourage existing students and applicants to declare any disability or learning difference and contact us in advance to discuss their support requirements to enable us to make reasonable adjustments for the duration of their studies.

The University of Warwick and Wellbeing Support Services as a whole are committed to equality, diversity and to promoting an inclusive teaching and learning environment for all.

Disability Support Website -https://warwick.ac.uk/services/wss/students/disability/about/

The University offers many different sources of support. We list and describe some of the important ones here:

Student Careers and Skills– offers advice on careers to all students.

Accommodation Office- advice on campus residences and on finding accommodation off-campus.

Advice and Welfare Services at the Students' Union- practical advice on all aspects of student life.

Chaplaincy- welcomes students and staff of any or no faith. Also provides kitchen facilities which are open to all students.

Financial Advice- information and advice on tuition fees, accommodation fees, library fines and any other charges students may have whilst they are at Warwick. This is particularly relevant for any student considering temporarily or permanently withdrawing from their course.

Health Centre- access health advice and register at the Practice.

International Office- guidance for students from overseas and visiting students, including visa and immigration advice.

NightlineLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window- an independent listening service open all night every night of term from 9pm to 9 am (Mon - Fri) on ext 22199, or 02476 574 322, or drop in at Rootes P-Block. The service is also available on Saturdays and Sundays, 9pm - 1am via instant message.

NurseryLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window- friendly and professional childcare for Warwick University members.

Residential Life TeamLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window- The Residential Life team work and live alongside students within the Halls of Residences and are a key part of the University's welfare and support network.

Security ServicesLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window- The University's Community Safety Team works 24 hours a day to support the University’s overall aims by ensuring there is a safe, secure and friendly environment for all.

Dean of Students- The Dean of Students, Rebecca Freeman, has overall responsibility for student welfare and the Personal Tutor system.