Student Union Advice Centres can offer confidential and free advice on a wide range of issues which are stressful for students e.g. debt, housing, academic and administrative problems. Usually students can be seen on a drop-in basis. Students are helped to explore the possibilities open to them and information on further sources of help can be given.
Oxford Brookes Student Union Advice Centre
Brookes SU Advice Centre is located in the Students Union. Trained advisers can help you out when the going gets tough, be it financial, academic or housing concerns or if you just want to have a chat to find out the best way of doing something.
You can also log into their web site for further information and online guidance materials.
Oxford University Students' Union Advice Service
Oxford University's Advice Service is a confidential listening, information and advocacy service.
The Advice Service's web site can be accessed by clicking here.
Each of the University Student's Unions has a Vice-President for Welfare who may be able to take up issues with the University on students' behalf. Contact details for these Vice-Presidents can be accessed through the Students' Union web sites.
Oxford & Cherwell Valley College
The Students' Union offers information and advice on all aspects of student life including debt.
If the SU can't help you directly they'll know someone who can.
Further information can be found on the College's web site.
Ruskin College Students' Union
Ruskin College Students' Union has a Welfare Officer who can be contacted during term times only at the Students' Union, Ruskin College, Walton Street, Oxford, OX1 2HE.