Mental health and wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing
The mental health and wellbeing team consists of counsellors, mental health advisers and wellbeing advisers.
Find out what we do
Our counselling service
All students enrolled with BCU can request support from the wellbeing team which may include, where appropriate, the counselling service.
Find out more
Preparing for university
We encourage students with long term mental health conditions to consider disclosing this information when applying for university.
Get ready for uni
Know before you go
Know Before You Go is here to provide a single source of information and tips around the important topics that aren't usually talked about. Download the guide that will help you navigate university life.
DownloadHealthcare
If you're moving to Birmingham to start your studies, don’t wait until you are ill to register with a doctor! We've got all the info you need on how to register and making sure you're up to date with your jabs.
Find out more
Faith and Spirituality Team
Our chaplains are available to all of our students, whether they are of any faith or none. There are facilities for prayer at our City Centre and City South campuses.
Find out more
Student governance
The Student Governance team oversees the University’s student-facing procedures. We have a trained team of experienced caseworkers and investigators on hand to advise students.
Find out more
Mental health policy
Birmingham City University is committed to the fair and equitable treatment of all its students, in every aspect of its provision and to the promotion of their mental and emotional wellbeing.
Find out moreMental Health Charter Programme
BCU has joined the University Mental Health Charter Programme, which aims to improve support for staff and student mental health in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Current students can find us on iCity
Student Support information is available on our student portal, iCity (a university login is required).
Find us on iCity