Student Support
Wolfson’s student support includes academic and pastoral support, and a range of health, welfare and wellbeing support.
- College Tutors
Every student at Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çis assigned a personal College Tutor. Tutors are the lynchpin of the College's pastoral system and can offer help and advice on any matter — academic, financial, personal and social. They keep regular office hours during term and can also make individual appointments outside those hours by appointment.
Visit the Tutorial team webpage for more information about the tutorial services available to students in College.
- Academic support
Undergraduate academic support revolves around the Directors of Studies, who coordinate your academic programme.
Postgraduate academic support includes mentoring, networking opportunties, workshops to improve your academic English, and the chance present your work at research seminars.
The WolfWorks programme is coordinated by the Librarian and Academic Skills Librarian, and provides targeted advice for Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çstudents to build their academic skill set.
- Financial support
Information regarding scholarships, hardship funds, travel and research grants, as well as bursaries for music, languages and sports are available on our financial support pages.
For guidance regarding your College account, making payments for course fees and accommodation, as well as registering educational loans, please visit our payments and fees webpage.
- Health and wellbeing support
A range of support is available for all Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çstudents, provided by the College's welfare team. You can find out more about the support available in College via the following pages:
- Physical health, injury and illness, including College Nurse details
- Mental health and wellbeing, including Student Wellbeing Advisor details
- Sexual health, including contraceptives, STI tests, or cases of sexual harassment or assault
- Our Chaplaincy team, who are on hand to provide a listening ear and support to College members on request.
- Part-time students
We believe our support for part-time students is amongst the best in Cambridge. Part-time students are welcome to participate in College life and the community at Wolfson.
- Students with disabilities
Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çaims to support all students with disabilities, and assistance is available at a University-level from the Accessibility & Disability Resource Centre (ADRC), as well as at the College-level from a variety of staff and student contacts. Find out more on our Support for students with disabilites page.
- Students with families
Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çis a great place to study in Cambridge with a family, with dedicated resources, couples flats, and funding available. Find out more on our Students with Families page.
Student Services
Services at Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çinclude academic affairs, accommodation, finance, IT, maintenance and certification of student status.
- Academic affairs, exams and graduations
Students' academic affairs, including matriculations, graduations, intermissions, and postgraduate and undergraduate (written) examinations are all managed by the Tutorial team.
- Accommodation and housekeeping
Information about College accommodation can be found on our accommodation webpages. Details regarding housekeeping and cleaning schedules can be found on the housekeeping pages.
- IT services
The IT team at Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çis available to help with your computer and IT-related queries. Please contact us by sending an email to the IT helpdesk.
- Library services
Wolfson's Lee Seng Tee Library is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for all College members. There are around 50 study spaces over two floors and a new outdoor area with 16 spaces for quiet study.
The Library also runs an academic skills programme including WolfWorks skills workshops, as well as offering one-to-one and group sessions from the Â鶹ËÞÉáµçÊÓ¾çWriting Centre.
- Payments and fees
The Finance Office is responsible for students' College accounts, guiding students in making payments for course fees and accommodation, as well as registering educational loans.
- Policies, misconduct and complaints
College Policies are intended to ensure that guidelines and rules for behaviour are clearly stated and applied consistently. There are policies covering:
- Behaviour and Disciplinary Procedure
- Discrimination, Harassment and Sexual Misconduct
- Drug and Alcohol Use
- Smoking
- Relationships Between Staff and Students
- Unsatisfactory Academic Performance
- Fitness to Study
Students wishing to make a comment or complaint about the College's policies or services, either academic or non-academic, can do so via the Comments and Complaints webpage.
- Maintenance and repairs
The Maintenance Department looks after all College building-related needs, from maintenance on the properties to refurbishments and new builds. College members can file a request for maintenance or repairs via the .
- Student status letters (banking, council tax, parking permit)
Students can request a letter from the College certifying their status for a variety of reasons, including Council Tax exemption, visa applications or to register with the GP. Please complete the following form to request a .
There is a separate form for proof of student status in order to .
In line with University policy, car parking permits will only be issued to those who meet the required criteria. To apply for a parking permit, please complete the car parking application form and return it to the Tutorial Office in Bredon House.
