University of Surrey

• Our staff always put our students first. No matter what you need, there’s someone at Surrey who can help. 

• We have a dedicated student advice and support hub at the MySurrey Hive, friendly International Student Support teams, and a multi-faith chaplaincy. Our staff have been trained to deal with a wide range of enquiries and provide key information and help on many University services. 
• If they can’t answer your question, they'll contact colleagues to get the answer or direct you elsewhere if needs be.

For international students, the University of Surrey provides support for:

• Visas and immigration process
• International travel queries
• Specialist welfare concerns.

• The University of Surrey's Accommodation Office will help you find the right place to live, on or off-campus, at an affordable rent, throughout your time at the University of Surrey.
• The university has more than 6,000 rooms of various types to suit all budgets. All our courts, as we call the halls of residence at Surrey, are self-catering with shared kitchen facilities, except for the studio flats (band F) at Manor Park.
• More than 50 per cent of rooms have en-suite shower and toilet facilities.

• The university's accommodation was included in the Student Crown Best Student Accommodation Awards 2019.

• The University of Surrey invested £16 million in the Library over the past five years to create a state-of-the-art learning environment. 
• Located within the Library is the Academic Skills and Development team, who are dedicated to providing guidance on your academic work via group-based learning workshops, one-to-one appointments and drop-ins, and online tutorials. 

• As a student at Surrey, you will find that IT will play a big part in your time at the University. Whether you are using one of the 900+ PCs in the Open Access PC rooms, connecting to the wireless network or working from home using off-campus secure web access, IT Services will always provide you with efficient and innovative IT solutions.

• The Centre for Wellbeing provides support when personal issues are impacting on your ability to study and cope at University. 
• The university offers advice as well as therapeutic and practical support to help you cope and manage your studies. There is an NHS Medical Practice on-site and the Royal Surrey County Hospital is located very close to the university.