General

General

UCLan Students’ Union exists to make life better for students and we will always put students at the heart of the Union.

We want all students to play their part in the Union as we create a safe, inclusive Union and campus. Every student at The University of Central Lancashire is automatically a member of UCLan Students’ Union, regardless of which campus they’re studying on.

From the Course Reps and School Presidents who help shape teaching and learning, or the Advice Centre which supports thousands of students each year, to the Sports Clubs and Societies who provide an opportunity for students to connect and feel part of the student community – your student experience matters to us.


Membership Benefits

International students have a dedicated rep to support you throughout your time at UCLan. Find out more here.

The University’s Student Support, Health & Wellbeing Service is also available to all UCLan students. You can access the on-campus Medical Centre and pharmacy, as well as having access to the trained counsellors and mental health advisors.

 

 

Latest News

When Survival Meets Silence: Speaking Out Against Honour Abuse

When Survival Meets Silence: Speaking Out Against Honour Abuse

Empowering Voices: an Honour Based Violence Campaign
Honour Based Violence (HBV) isn’t tied to any one culture or religion. It’s not tradition. It’s abuse – and it can happen in any community. No one has the right to control, hurt or silence you – not your partner, not your family. Many cases go unreported. It stays hidden, and that’s why it continues.

Our campaign Empowering Voices aims to shed a light on "so called" Honour Based Violence.

Results not what you thought?

Results not what you thought?

If you feel you haven’t done as well as you thought, we’re here to offer advice and support

A message of support

Support following the plane crash in India

Our heartfelt thoughts to everyone affected

Mental Health and the Power of Community

Mental Health and the Power of Community

We're supporting the Mental Health Foundation on Mental Health Awareness Week by celebrating the power and importance of community and how it supports our mental health and wellbeing - without community, there’s no mental health. We can’t afford to ignore it

 

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