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Adopt a Fresher

‘Adopt a fresher’ – is a buddying system run to help new students settle into their life here. It’s a voluntary role, but you get out what you put in. Even if you just help for a couple of days, you can rest happily in the satisfaction.

Adopt a Fresher.  Think back... your first day! You arrive in a new city, bringing all your belongings with you; you get given one key, the key to t...

 

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 The Welfare zone is an area dedicated to your wellbeing as a student, helping you handle a broad variety of issues from money and debt to obtaining a job and improving your CV.

Advice Centre
The Advice Centre is one of HUU’s most important services. With daily drop-in sessions, this is the first point of call for many students requiring advice on money and debt, financial aid, loans, grants and bursaries, housing, tenancy, rent arrears, welfare benefits, tax credits and disability benefits. The information we provide is up-to-date from the Citizens Advice Bureau, ensuring you receive the best advice possible. We also work closely with a number of agencies, so if we can’t give you the information you need we can confidentially direct your requirements to someone who can.
The Advice Centre also provides food parcels for those in financial hardship, ensuring no student goes hungry.
The Advice Centre is located on the 3rd floor of the Students’ Union and has open drop-in sessions 11am – 3pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays throughout term-time.
 
Job Exchange
Increasing your employability is a fantastic thing to do whilst at University and getting a part-time job is an excellent way of doing just that. Last year alone the Job Exchange helped hundreds of students find suitable work within a huge range of sectors. We are here to help you find a wide variety of part-time, temporary or vacation work with local and national student friendly employers. This is also a great way to enhance your student experience by meeting new people and developing your prospects.

 

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