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Welfare
Welfare and well-being provision at Pembroke is delivered by a broad range of people in a variety of roles. These pages aim to sign-post those best placed to help you with specific problems. The Oxford University Student Union's Student Advice Service also has information and resources for a variety of issues.
Being at university is an exciting and transformational time – but there can be times when some students struggle with the demands of studying or with life in general. We make it our absolute priority at Pembroke to work with our students to promote good physical and mental health, and to support those who need help. Please visit our Emergency Contact Policy and Information for Parents information here.
The College also publishes its Equality Policy and Equality Plan.
Welfare and well-being provision at Pembroke is delivered by a broad range of people in a variety of roles.
To find out more about the support available outside of College and in the University.
Whether you have a special learning difficulty, a physical or sensory disability, a chronic health condition, mental health problems or Autism, there are provisions in place to support you and make your time at Pembroke as smooth and enjoyable as possible.