A WORLD-CLASS BRITISH UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE IN CYPRUS

Friendly facesEffie Christou – Senior Student Support Officer

‘Here at UCLan Cyprus we believe that International Students contribute to the World Class Experience. We do our best to support them ….

Margarita Galosia – Student Support Officer

92% Overall Satisfaction

89% Satisfied with Learning Resources

93% Satisfied with Tutor Support

Communication We want students to contact Student Support and provide feedback:

•Email

•Facebook – Find us UCLan Cyprus Student Support

•Meet us at the front desk

•Can anonymously give feedback in a designated box

Letter requests for bank, government grants, civil service

Health related information Wellbeing guidance Study support

Disability information Plagiarism Study skill

Money matters Travel information Employability/ Volunteering guidance Information on clubs and societies

Why would a student need to contact Student Support:

Our Policies

•It is very important for the University to give all students the opportunity to benefit as much as possible from the resources that can be made available to them.

•This includes students with any form of disability.

•The University aims to ensure that it provides an inclusive environment and addresses ALL types of difficulties that may arise or barriers to access, retention and success.

Equal opportunities

Disclosing Disability

•UCLan Cyprus is committed to offering all students the opportunity to make the most out of their Higher Education experience. •Any information provided by candidates will be treated

will with confidentiality and each case will be carefully evaluated and the required documentation requested. •Once the University makes a decision, the candidate will

be informed and the Admissions department will act accordingly. •Candidates that receive an offer will also be informed of

the various services and provisions they will be granted.

Disabilities

Accesibility on UCLan Cyprus Campus

•Designated parking spots for disabled staff and students.

•Disabled individuals may enter the building using the ramps beside the car park and use the elevators when moving from one floor to the other.

•Spacious lecture rooms and corridors designed to accommodate students with mobility difficulties.