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Welfare & Equality
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.
There is a broad support system at Pembroke for a range of issues. See who is available in College to talk to about welfare and diversity.
Our Peer Supporters are members of the JCR and MCR trained in active listening support and are available for any Pembroke student to talk to confidentially.
Find out where to go if you experience a medical issue and need assistance, information and advice for illness, a medical emergency, vaccinations, prescriptions, sexual health and more.
Both Pembroke and the wider University offer a wealth of information and support for students suffering from mental health problems or seeking support for mental health issues.
Find out what you need to know about access to health provisions in the UK if you are an overseas student.
Find out where you can go if you experience difficulties dealing with academic commitments, are struggling with your academic work, or are experiencing exam-related stress.
Here you can find details of information, support and links for those who have experienced or are still experiencing sexual violence or harassment.
If you are experiencing harassment of any kind in or around College, find out where you can go for support.
If you experience financial difficulties while at Pembroke, there is advice and support available both from the College and the University. Find out more here.
Whether you are experiencing social isolation or are feeling lonely despite being surrounded by friends, there is support in place for you.
Students on their year abroad or who have temporarily suspended their studies have access to a range of welfare support at Pembroke and from the wider 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.
Click here for information and resources for Black and Minority Ethnic students at Pembroke, and find out about the role of the Racial and Ethnic Minorities Rep on the JCR committee.
Pembroke is a welcoming and inclusive place for students of any sexuality or gender identity. Read on to find out how our students are supported.
The Oxford University Student Union (OUSU) have created advice pages in conjuction with the Student Advice Service. These cover a wide range of issues and themes to help students deal with a variety of problems or circumstances.