Parents' and supporters guide
As students embark on their university journey, we are here not only to support them, but to give you all the guidance and information you need to feel at ease.
As students embark on their university journey, we are here not only to support them, but to give you all the guidance and information you need to feel at ease.

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At Roehampton, we understand the important role you play in your child's journey. We are dedicated to ensuring their safety, wellbeing, and academic success. Our campus offers a range of services designed to support students in every aspect of their university life, from academic guidance to mental health resources.
There are many things to consider when a student starts university. As a parent or supporter, we understand you may have a lot of questions. To make things easier for you, we have gathered all the information you will need to know below.
We have an exciting line-up of webinars, open days, and campus tours coming up, all designed to help you get a better insight into life at Roehampton!

Finance and fees tend to be the main concern amongst parents and carers. To help students, we have a Student Hardship Fund that students can apply for, we also offer scholarships and bursaries to home and international students. We have also considered the everyday living costs, for example, there is a free student bus service around the local area.

We offer affordable accommodation on campus. Students can choose a room to suit them, whether that’s with friends or in a single-sex apartment. Accommodation is guaranteed if you apply by a certain date and fees are paid in three instalments, these will be arranged at the start of every term after students have received their student loans.

Our student’s wellbeing and safety is our top priority. The RoeWellbeing App gives students direct access to our wellbeing services. Student Wellbeing Officers can give students guidance on emotional support resources and direct them to the right services for advice on mental health support and advice. There is also the professional Counselling Team and the Mental Health Advising Team. The Disabilities team support students with disabilities, learning differences and long-term health conditions.

We know a lot of students will want to take on part time jobs whilst at university, we have designed our teaching timetable to support students with this, ensuring they have the flexibility to take on part-time work, placements, or internships, gaining real-world experience before they graduate.

There are plenty of opportunities for student to meet new people. Our Student Union offers a wide range of sporting, lifestyle and artistic societies for everyone to get involved in.

We offer a wide range of career workshops and events so that students can engage with employers and gain the skills they need to succeed in the workplace:
Students will apply to university in year 13, but it is a good idea for students to start thinking about what and where they want to study in advance.
UCAS fairs are held early on to allow students to get an idea of what universities have to offer.
Universities will hold open days throughout the year so students, parents and guardians can visit the universities they are interested in and find out more information.