An extensive support network is available through colleges and the wider university, to help students get the most from their time in Cambridge and to assist with any issues of a more personal nature that may arise. The first points of contact for any Undergraduate student should be their College Director of Studies (for academic matters) and their College Tutor (for both academic and pastoral concerns). They will be able to offer help and advice directly, or to guide students to others with appropriate expertise, either within their College or elsewhere. While pastoral matters for Undergraduate students do not usually fall within the remit of the Mathematics Faculty, we strongly encourage our students to seek help and get support if they are experiencing any difficulties, and a summary of some relevant resources follows.
Services
You can access information about Student Support at Cambridge via the Student Support Website.
The Student Support Department host guidance for students on this site, drawing together information in one place from the following services:
- Accessibility & Disability Resource Centre (ADRC)
- Harassment and Violence Support Service (HVSS), including:
- Sexual Harassment and Violence
- Racial and Religious Discrimination
- University Counselling Service (UCS)
- Mental Health Advice Service (MHAS)
The site also provides guidance to students on:
College wellbeing information is linked via the ‘Get Support’ page.