Welfare
UEL is a truly diverse and multi-cultural university with students from around 120 different countries studying here. We understand that being away from your country of origin can be a daunting experience for many students. However, please rest assured that UEL is dedicated making your stay as comfortable as possible and aims to meet all your welfare needs. This section gives a brief outline of some of the key services that are available to you.
One of the most important departments for our international applicants is the International Office. They can provide you with more detailed information on the following:
- Tuition Fees
- Pre-Arrival Information
- International Student Welcome Week
- Police Registration
- Banking / Oyster Card Applications
To contact the International Office, email them at: international@uel.ac.uk
Other extremely useful contacts within the University can be found below.
Course Related Contacts:
- UEL Programmes – For more information about the variety of Programmes that UEL has to offer.
- UEL Schools
- Library and Learning Services – to discover the variety of learning resources available to you as a UEL student.
Key Departmental Contacts:
- International Student Advise Team – International Students Advice service offers guidance to help you resolve immigration questions.
- Student Information & Enquiries Team – Each campus has a Student Information & Enquiries team. Please follow the link to see exactly what they can help you with.
- Student Money Advice & Rights Team (SMART) – If you are suffering from financial hardship whilst at UEL, SMART is here to help.
Personal Welfare Contacts:
- Health Centre – Contact them for all health related enquiries.
- Disability and Dyslexia Service – UEL provides help, support and guidance for all students with disabilities and dyslexia.
- Counselling – There is always someone available to offer you guidance on personal and social matters.
- Childcare and nursery – For UEL students who have children, support is available.
Social Welfare Contacts:
- Transportation – Students travelling to UEL campuses on the London Underground should visit this page.
- Student Union – UEL's Student Union UELSU is a place where students can voice their opinions. It's also the place where most students do their socialising.
- Clubs and Societies – By joining one the many clubs and societies available to UEL students, you can meet more people and improve your conversational skills at the same time.
- Employability – Many students find that they need a part-time job to help finance their studies. That's why UEL has a Jobshop helping students find work that fits around their studies.
For further details, please contact:
Gurpreet Madhaparia
Tel: +44 (0)20 8223 2402
Email: languagecentre@uel.ac.uk
