Category: Disability Support

Go to the Registration tab in MYUWE. 

Register in MYUWE. A timetable will show in MYUWE three working days later. Your Starting Block timetable will appear automatically.

New students: If you’d uploaded a photo to MYUWE, your card will be ready two working days later from the campus you study at.  

Returning students: You can purchase a replacement card via the Online Store.  

Register in MYUWE and we will confirm your registration to the loan company who will release the funds to you at the start of term. 

The Metrobus goes regularly from Frenchay to the centre – look out for M1 and M3. You need to buy your ticket before you board. 

There’s limited parking at Frenchay. If you’re going to park here, you need a permit. Why not think about cycling instead? Check out this handy cycling map for guidance.

If it says on your timetable you’re going to room 2S706, then you’re looking for 2 – Level 2; S – S Block (all blocks have a block letter outside the entrance); 706 – room number. If you have any problems finding your way around, use this campus map or you can also use this interactive map to find directions.

Staff at our InfoPoint will be happy to help you. You can find it in D Block – 1D11. 

We recommend catching buses from Blackmoors Lane rather than anywhere else as they are much more frequent there. 

There’s no UWE parking at Arnolfini or Spike Island, so you might want to consider public transport, cycling or walking. Check out this handy cycling map for guidance. If you need help getting around Bower Ashton you can use this map or our interactive map.

There’s very limited parking at Bower. If you’re going to park here, you need a permit. If the car park is full, you can try Ashton Court just up the hill (although that’s not free). There’s no UWE Bristol car parking at Arnolfini or Spike Island – you’ll need to use public car parks. 

Staff at our InfoPoints will be happy to help you. The Bower Ashton one is B Block, opposite the Art Shop. There’s also one on the fourth floor of the Arnolfini. 

You can print ordinary things like A4 black and white via Pharos. You’ll be given £15 on your account at the start of the year. 

If you want to print something more specialist, visit the Digital Print Bureau in 0C008. 

There are loads of opportunities for you to access specialist software, depending on what you need it for. This includes the library, and specialist computer suites in D Block, G Block and B block at Bower Ashton, as well as software at the Arnolfini and Spike Island. 

Go wild in the Art Shop! You get an £80 materials allowance each year and you can use it at the Art Shop or the Digital Design Studio. 

Everything makes its way to the Security office in F Block, check here first! Or email uwecard@uwe.ac.uk to find out if something is there. 

If it says on your timetable you’re going to room 1F06, then you’re looking for 1 – Level 1; F – F Block (all blocks have a block letter outside the entrance); 06 – room number. If you have any problems finding your way around, use this map or our interactive map. 

New student: If you’ve completed your online registration, a placement name badge will be ordered for you and it’ll be issued at one of your teaching sessions before you start your simulation skills sessions. 

Returning student: If you need a replacement placement name badge, email Infopoint@uwe.ac.uk and they’ll order one for you and email you when your badge is ready to collect. 

If you’ve completed your online registration in MYUWE, you’ll be emailed details of how to order your placement uniform during induction week. If you’ve registered and haven’t received the email, contact the Information Point. 

Yes! These can be found in 1E06 for males and 1E09 for females. You can ask Glenside Reception staff for a code to access the rooms – you’ll need to show your student ID card. 

Lockers for short term use are available in the changing rooms in 1E06 and 1E09. To hire a locker for long term use, please email travel.plan@uwe.ac.uk to request one. 

You’ll receive it in November, if: 

• you started your course in September 
• you’ve completed your student online registration.

We’ll confirm your attendance to the NHSBSA in early November to release the funds to you. It can take up to 10 working days for payment to be processed once we’ve confirmed your attendance.  

0SC014 is located at the back of the Glenside Student Centre (Student Union) building. It is the big brown wooden building located near car park 10. 

Glenside Accommodation Service office is located near the Hub in 1H29. Reach them here. 

OH staff are based in 1G26, however they’re only on-site when attending booked appointments. 

Staff at our InfoPoint will be happy to help you. You can find it in Glenside Library in D Block. 

Please don’t rush into a decision, it sometimes takes a while to settle in to university life. First, chat to your programme leader or your academic personal tutor and explain to them what you’re struggling with. They can offer support and guidance. Also, why not book an appointment with one of our Student Experience Coaches?

The Students’ Union runs a student rep system, and ideally look for one student rep for every 25 students on your year of study on your course. They are usually chosen at the start of the academic year, so speak to your programme leader about this if you haven’t already received information about it. 

Students can apply for a short-term loan and repay after 30 days with no interest added. 

Firstly we advise students to apply for all the funding they are eligible for from Student  

Finance and then apply for the Student Support Fund. Also, they could look for part-time work alongside their studies, and sign up to BlackBullion for free money education. 

The Students’ Union JobShop advertise part time jobs both on and off campus.

Yes, the International Student Support Fund. You can also apply for the placement loan if you incur placement costs. 

Firstly we advise students to apply for all the funding they are eligible for from Student  

Finance and then apply for the Student Support Fund. Also, they could look for part-time work alongside their studies, and sign up to BlackBullion for free money education. 

Don’t panic – there’s lots of help out there to make sure you find somewhere to live. The Students’ Union can support you, so check out their advice pages. 

In the first instance it’s probably best to see if you can resolve any difference you might have. Learning to live with other people can be tricky, and the SU has some great tips and advice that might help. If you really feel you need to move then contact the SU Advice Centre for support. 

If you’re struggling with any aspect of your course, contact your Academic Personal Tutor. You could also consider booking an appointment with one of our Student Experience Coaches to get one-to-one support. UWE also offers study support workshops and online help for a range of issues, including essay and report writing, referencing, and time management. 

There are a range of targeted support services who can help you make the most of your time here in Bristol, as well as specific events for International students. You can also contact our Global Student Support Team. 

If you’re struggling with your mental health and wellbeing then please don’t hesitate in reaching out for support. Download the Wisdom app, which offers live chat and video calls with counsellors. Also check out our Wellbeing Service webpage which includes a range of self-help resources and guidance. 

UWE Bristol does not condone or condemn the use of drugs including alcohol; we are focused on providing students with the knowledge to be safe and feel supported. We operate a policy of harm reduction that prioritises the welfare and wellbeing of our students and wider community. We have a free Drugs and Alcohol Service if you would like support from a professional. 

We have an Anti-Sexual Violence Service here at UWE Bristol which provides a non-judgemental, inclusive and confidential safe space for you to seek support if you have experienced sexual trauma of any kind, even if you don’t want to report something.

Please don’t be nervous, there is a whole range of support available to you. If you haven’t already done so, make sure you have disclosed your disability to the Disability Service. This Disability Support Guide covers everything you need to know. 

The Access and Learning Strategies team are specialist practitioners in neurodivergence and mental health. They offer a range of services including groups, workshops, drop-ins and one-to-one support, along with neurodiversity screening. 

There are so many opportunities available here for you at UWE Bristol: 

You can find part-time and term-time roles that work around your studies by visiting the JobShop. 

InfoHub  is your first stop for careers advice, job listings, and help finding internships. 

Learn how to talk about your creative skills and experience in a way employers understand. We offer regular sessions to explore freelancing, running your own business, building your CV, covering letters, and confidence. UWE Careers & Enterprise Padlet 

Use our Showcase website to develop your online presence and portfolio. 

Get freelancing experience and opportunities through our NewWave creative agency. Fill out this form to register your interest. 

Join groups like Bristol Creative Industries for job alerts, networking, and events.