Q: I have a disability – how can I arrange support for on campus and remote learning?Ī: If you have a disability, please contact. Further information is available via the Funding Team website.
Students must meet the criteria set by SAAS and details are outlined in the following link. If you are funded by SAAS, funding to support your living costs and childcare may be available through the SAAS Discretionary Funds. Q: Is there any financial support available to me?Ī: The Funding and Advice team in Student Services provides advice on a range of financial support available for students. Changes made throughout term to your timetable are automatically communicated to you via student email accounts. Please keep an eye on your timetable as some changes are possible due to government guidance.
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Q: How can I be sure my timetable is correct?Ī: In some cases, you may see your timetable continue to populate, and you will only see scheduled online or on-campus activities which are only part of your full timetable. However, enrolment assigns you to tutorial, seminar and lab groups and your personal timetable is not created until after enrolment. Provisional timetables are available to view before you enrol from. Q: When will I be able to access my timetable?Ī: Your timetable becomes visible automatically within your Outlook calendar 24 hours after you have enrolled. Online and phone appointments are also available, which can be made with the Counselling, Disability, International Advice, Academic Skills, Careers and Funding and Advice teams, by emailing or calling 01. A broad range of support continues to be available to students and you can find out more about these here. Q: What student support services are available and how can I access them?Ī: We are aware of the uncertainty that many students are facing as a result of this unprecedented situation. Find out more about library resources here. We also offer a number of online guides, videos and FAQs which you can access at #uwslibTalks Padlet. If you require library support, including 1-to-1 online appointments with our Academic Librarians, you can access this online via email ( ) or via the Self Service Portal ( .uk). You can search our library collection 24/7 using One Search. For more information about our online resources, please visit our Finding Books, Articles & More page of the Library website. Q: How can I access books and articles from the library if I have to study online?Ī: UWS Library has an extensive collection of online resources that support teaching, learning and research.
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We would encourage all students to download this app from the App Store or Google Play. SafeZone also allows you to easily check in and share your location on campus – helping with any contact tracing efforts on campus. SafeZone enables users to call for help and assistance when they need it most, giving you fast access to security whenever and wherever you are on campus, and allows the University to send notifications to users, e.g. in the event of severe weather or building closure.
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We have introduced a new free smartphone app that promotes staff and student safety across all of our campuses. The safety and wellbeing of students and staff is our top priority at UWS.
Students on campus for booked and scheduled activity will also be able to use our social spaces, such as The Hub, The Atrium, The Street and the Neuk and Crannie, national guidance permitting. Q: How do I access my campus and study spaces safely?Ī: Students are now able to access Study Spaces, which combines scheduled on-campus timetabled activity with the ability to locate and book available rooms and study areas (including the library) across our campuses, in line with national guidance at that time. Aula is a highly intuitive, easy-to-use platform which will enable you to make the most of your experience at UWS. Your academics at UWS will use Aula to deliver an engaging, accessible and impactful hybrid learning experience. Aula will ensure that you have seamless communication, collaboration and support from your academics and peers and provide you with instant access to learning content. However, some students (dependent on level and programme) will continue to experience their hybrid learning in the current year through our established Moodle platform. Q: What platforms will UWS use to deliver hybrid learning and teaching?Ī: Most students will experience sector-leading, high-quality hybrid learning and teaching using UWS’s new social learning platform, Aula in the new term.
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