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Postgraduate Support

We know that postgraduate degrees can be very different to your experience as an undergraduate. We're here to support your adjustment.

Emergency and crisis support

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Wellbeing support

Our resources page offers support and advice

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Our support

We support all our postgraduate students adjusting to their new degree.

We've collaborated with Newcastle University Students' Union (NUSU) on this page to share the resources we offer to our postgraduate students.

We offer most of these free resources to all postgraduates. Some, such as staff-student networks, are tailored to postgraduate research students.

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NUSU Postgraduate Officer

The Newcastle University Students' Union (NUSU) have a Postgraduate Sabbatical Officer, who can assist you in finding support, both in person or online. The Postgraduate Officer works as a student representative for all postgraduate students and can help raise issues to different departments within the Students' Union and university. They can't take on individual casework, but they can direct you to the right support services and give you contact information.

You can contact the PG Officer by email on pg.union@newcastle.ac.uk, or you can connect with them on social media. Find out more on the PG Sabbatical Officer page. Your PG Officer will be more than happy to listen to you and try to help support you.

Your PG Officer runs events, activities and drop-ins every month, such as PG Coffee Morning and PG Games Night. You can find out more on the NUSU events calendar.

You can also get more information about funding, study resource, wellbeing support and read useful blogs at the the NUSU PG Hub.

Student Advice Centre

Newcastle University Students’ Union runs the Student Advice Centre. All students, including postgraduates, can receive specialist advice in the following areas:

  • academic
  • financial
  • housing
  • personal
  • employment issues

You can choose an in-person, online or telephone appointment - whatever you prefer. The Student Advice Centre is independent from the university.