All the university contacts you need to know
Wondering who to contact for what? Here’s your speed dial list for anything you need while at uni.
For the centralised student support: help@chi.ac.uk
Support and Information Zone (SIZ) can be found within the Learning Resources Centres on both of our campuses.
The SIZ is your go-to place should you have any issues or feel in need of any support.
They can be contacted in a few different ways:
There are several ways to contact the SIZ service:
- (01243 81) 6222
- help@chi.ac.uk
- Online: Support Me through Moodle or Staff Intranet
More specific information for current students can be found on Moodle, or the Intranet for staff.
For more information about SIZ and what they offer, click here
For any support, health or wellbeing issues:
Disability Services: disability@chi.ac.uk
Health Services: studenthealth@chi.ac.uk
Mental Health Services: wellbeing@chi.ac.uk
The team is there to support your experience as a student by listening, advising and offering a range of professional services.
Here’s some of the types of support they offer:
- Help sorting out your finances
- Managing a disability
- Looking after your health
- Getting through a tough period
- Anything you need!
For more information about the Wellbeing team and what they offer, click here
For Careers and Employability help: careers@chi.ac.uk
The Careers and Employability team can help with finding work or postgraduate study, developing connections and skills, going freelance or starting a business.
They can also assist with searching for jobs, choosing a career, and completing & sharpening an application form or CV.
For more information about the Careers team and what they offer, click here
For any accommodation issues or queries: allocations@chi.ac.uk
For more information about accommodation and to look at accommodation documentation, click here
For the Students’ Union: studentsunion@chi.ac.uk
The Students’ Union is run by students for students, the Students’ Union (SU) is dedicated to ensuring all students have a high-quality student experience.
The SU’s core functions include representing students, promoting positive change through campaigns, offering academic and welfare support, hosting a range of events through the academic year and running sports clubs and societies you can join during your studies.
For more information about what the SU offers and support available, visit the SU website here
