Need emergency or crisis support?
- Consult with your GP
- Call the 24/7 Mental Health Support Line on 0800 028 8000
- Call the Samaritans helpline on 116 123
- Phone 999 or go to A&E
Frequently asked questions
I need to speak to someone face to face. Who can help?
You can visit our helpdesk from Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm during term time, or book an appointment with an advisor if your issue relates to your studies.
I’m having problems with my studies. Who can help?
Our student advisors provide free, independent, academic advice. Book an appointment.
I’m struggling with my mental health. How can I get support?
We’re here for you, but its important you seek professional support. Please consult with your GP. If you aren’t registered with a local GP, register to the GP on campus.
Uni provides free counselling sessions for students. Get in touch with the well-being team.
You might be eligible for mitigating circumstances if you have an upcoming assignment deadline or exam if you are or were struggling with your health at the time.
I need money to pay my bills. Where can I get support?
Uni can provide financial aid if you’re in difficulty. In 2022, Kingston Uni awarded more than 700 bursaries to new students with a household income below £25,000 to help them have the best possible start at university.
Get financial support
We’re working on a cost of living research project to explore how KSU and KU can best support you.
Cost of living support