Regent's University London

Our Student Support & Welfare Team offers a comprehensive range of information and specialist advice to help you with any matter – whether it is personal, practical or academic.

We understand that to do well at university, you’ll need different types of support at different times, so offer a personal approach. 

We’ve recently partnered with International SOS, a world leader in medical and security advice services, meaning all students can access 24/7 medical and travel safety advice; details on the latest global COVID-19 travel restrictions; and five counselling sessions per incident, per year – available anywhere in the world and in your own language.

Reid Hall, our on-campus accommodation, is located in the beautiful grounds of our Regent's Park campus, looking out over the gardens, lake and surrounding park. Living on campus allows you to socialise on campus while being only a short walk away from your classes, as well as the vibrant shops and nightlife of the city centre. Reid Hall has four floors, each a pantry and three communal bathrooms. Each room also includes a meal credit to be used in the University's dining outlets.

If you’d prefer to arrange your own accommodation, our dedicated team can help with advice on all aspects of the process.

Regent’s library is spread across two floors, with over 40,000 printed books, 60,000 e-books and 50 databases. Find a beautiful reading room and study area on the ground floor and a modern study space on the first floor – with private study rooms also available. It has Wi-Fi, PCs, power outlets and printers, plus a room with an adjustable working space and assistive software.

We offer a wide range of IT services to both support and enhance your learning, on campus and online. IT labs are equipped with PC and Apple workstations, and resources and specialist packages such as free software and LinkedIn Learning. The IT service desk is available 24/7 for all your technology needs, from walk-in appointments to email and telephone support.

Our Student Support & Welfare team can help you with all personal healthcare issues – from advice on registering with a GP to finding local healthcare services, like the nearby health centre in Marylebone, a short walk away. You’ll be given help to register during Welcome Week. Our partnership with International SOS also gives students free 24/7 access to medical advice and counselling sessions.