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Are you eligible for Universal Credit? How does it affect your funding? | Student Advice Service - Money Matters We know that many students have to exist on very little money and so when looking for options to raise more money we often get asked if students are eli...

A new paid opportunity has come up for students in the new and exciting Wellbeing Champions programme. Would you like to play a key role in supporting the wellbeing of our students?

The Wellbeing Champion programme is recruiting a team of Wellbeing Champion student ambassadors, to deliver events, workshops and support groups aimed at enhancing the wellbeing of our student population

Applications are now open and more information on the role can be found below:

https://jobs.brighton.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=SOCASUAL5&fbclid=IwAR17KI6UCqn94XXHZiT2lhf7AhFkeGWDJOEbsobO8MHcE-3rBmy9nW6iEr8

Interviews will be held on week starting 12th July 2021 on MS Teams

Job Vacancy at the University of Brighton: Wellbeing Champion Student Ambassador (Casual) Would you like to play a key role in supporting the wellbeing of our students? Are you a current University of Brighton student?  Then please read on....Student wellbeing is key to making the most of our student's university experience and...

🤾‍♂🤸‍♂️Check out all these free activities from Sport Brighton, from Boxing to Volleyball, there's something for everyone this Semester. https://sport.brighton.ac.uk/freesport🤾‍♂🤸‍♂️

Important deadlines and information about university funding

Important deadlines for university funding | Student Advice Service - Money Matters The university has a number of different funds to help students who are facing financial difficulties. To date, we have spent £540,000 direct to student...

Brighton Students Union believe that educating everyone on the topics surrounding consent, sexual misconduct, and harassment, is extremely important. These workshops are for everyone – whether you’re a student or staff member. We would like to offer everyone the opportunity to learn all about the importance of consent, the myths around it, and how we can all play a part in making real change.

Here is the link to sign up to the different sessions available next week- bit.ly/3g3HHsu

Consent Workshop Sign-up form | Brighton Students' Union Making Student Life Better | Brighton Students' Union

Iyengar yoga offers low cost yoga classes for students, classes start from £2.50 and they are also currently offering some free/donation 30 minutes stress buster and revision focus sessions.

The summer timetable is here - the week is full of experienced teachers to show you the benefits and enjoyment of Iyengar yoga, aimed especially at students this summer term. Book here:
https://iyengaryogaclasses.as.me/studentsclasses

Final Year Undergraduate and PGCE students – don’t miss out on our additional funds | Student Advice Service - Money Matters If you are in your final year of an undergraduate or PGCE course, and if you are experiencing financial hardship, then it’s not too late to apply for ou...

If you are in your final year of an undergraduate and if you are experiencing financial hardship, then it’s not too late to apply for the Student Support Fund for some help from the University.
https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/studentadviceservice/2021/04/23/final-year-undergraduate-and-pgce-students-dont-miss-out-on-our-additional-funds/

For any Health Sciences Students who may be observing Ramadan, these information pages may be helpful.
https://www.england.nhs.uk/workplace-considerations-during-ramadan/
https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/studentnewsandevents/2021/03/31/observing-ramadan-2021/
The university’s Faith and Spirituality Team can provide a range of support to students of faith or no faith. They can be contacted at [email protected]

Or if you need further advice and support, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the Student Wellbeing team. :)

Observing Ramadan 2021 Many Muslim students will be fasting during the month of Ramadan, which falls this year between 12 April and 12 May. We’re committed to supporting students who will be observing this holy month.

On Friday 26 March the university is holding their second Anti-Racist Forum. From 11am – 2pm you are invited to an online event, hear about the work UoB is doing to become an anti-racist institution, and the action we need to take.

The agenda will be in four parts:

an update on progress from the university;
a live Q&A between students and members of the university’s Exec Board;
smaller breakout rooms to discuss specific topics;
summary and next steps.
Who is it for?
All University of Brighton and BSMS students – whether you are of colour or not. It is important that we all stand united against racism, and work together to tackle it.

How can I get involved?
When you sign up for the event, you will be able to submit the topics and questions that you think need to be discussed. Share the event with your friends and peers – encourage them to sign up too.

What if I can’t join this meeting?
We will share the outcomes afterwards, with clear next steps. This won’t be the last anti-racist forum – it is an ongoing journey to make the University of Brighton inclusive for everyone.

https://brighton.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/anti-racist-student-forum

Today is University Mental Health Day. Did you know that we have an amazing Wellbeing Champions programme on My Studies? This programme teaches strategies for building and maintaining our mental wellbeing and you can also progress on to further stages which covers how to support others with their mental health. Wellbeing Champions is one way that we are creating a supportive community here at Brighton Uni. You are able to learn more about wellbeing champions and self-enrol by clicking on this link:

studentcentral.brighton.ac.uk