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Are you a current or former student of the University of Lancashire (Or at one of UK partnership colleges) *
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Do you have any long term health issues or disabilities that might mean you find accessing the advice service difficult?
We want to ensure that our service is inclusive of those with disabilities and health conditions
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By reasonable adjustments, we mean any changes in our approach or provision which ensures you receive the same services, as far as this is possible, as someone who doesn't have any health conditions and/or is not disabled
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Would you like us to help a student you know?
As a registered charity, University of Lancashire Students' Union can only offer advice to the beneficiaries of the charity; Students registered with University of Lancashire . As this form will also require the student to sign a service agreement it must be completed by the student themselves.
If you are worried about a student, please leave their details below and we will get in touch with them; letting them know you've asked us to reach out.
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International Student Partnerships
If you are studying through one of the University of Lancashire’s overseas partner institutions, you are studying towards a University of Lancashire award, but you are legally a student of the partner institution rather than the University of Lancashire.
This means that complaints, academic appeals, academic misconduct cases and other student matters will normally need to be dealt with under your partner institution’s own procedures and regulations.
The Students’ Union Advice Service is therefore unable to advise on the interpretation of those procedures or on how to draft a case under them.
If your concern is about the partner institution itself, or about how it has handled your case, you can contact the University’s International Partnerships team at IPartnerships@lancashire.ac.uk. They can consider the concern with the relevant partner and advise you on any appropriate next steps.
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