Parents and guardians

An academic staff member based in the student’s department, providing support and guidance on academic progress, personal development, and employability skills.

We provide a range of services that can help your young person to develop the personal resources and skills they need to navigate the challenges of student life.

The Dean of Students' Office plays a key role in enhancing the student learning experience at Warwick. With a dynamic team of academic, professional services staff, and students, the Dean of Students' Office provides strategic leadership for academic support through the personal tutoring system and the institution’s Inclusive Education approach.

Living alongside students in University accommodation, the Residential Community team provides 24/7 support and organises community-building events. Our Residential Community Assistants (RCAs), who are current Warwick students, offer peer support and can be found in residences or Residences’ Hubs, wearing pink t-shirts/hoodies.

Located at the heart of campus, the University Health Centre is an NHS service providing GP and other healthcare services to students living on campus or within the catchment area, as well as staff (and their families) residing on campus.

The Multifaith Chaplaincy provides a welcoming space for reflection, support, and community. Whether your young person is seeking quiet time, socialising with friends, or speaking with a Chaplain in confidence, everyone is welcome, regardless of faith or belief. They can enjoy a hot drink, meet new people, and find the support they need.

The Warwick Students' Union (WSU) Advice Centre, part of the Students' Union, offers free, independent support throughout your young person's University journey. Our Advisors, who are not employed by the University, provide guidance on any issues affecting their student experience, with support available via email, phone, or face-to-face appointments.

The Student Funding Support team provides expert advice and guidance on all aspects of financial support, including scholarships, bursaries, loans, and budgeting. The team is here to help your young person navigate funding options and manage their finances throughout their academic journey.

The Community Safety department ensures the safety and security of everyone at the University, providing 24/7 support year-round. They also safeguard the University’s physical assets and buildings, helping to maintain the high standards of teaching and research at Warwick.

Everyone at Warwick has the right to feel safe. Harassment, discrimination, bullying, sexual misconduct, hate incidents, and relationship abuse are not tolerated. There are options to report incidents either anonymously or with details, and support is available regardless of how a report is made.

The Immigration and Compliance team offers expert guidance and support to international students on all matters related to immigration. The Visa Advice Team specifically assists with applications for Student Visas, including visas for dependants, handling refused applications, and BRP (Biometric Residence Permit) collection.