School of Medicine support

It is not unusual for you to require some additional guidance or/and support as you pursue your medical studies. Dealing with any uncertainties or challenges you face earlier rather than later usually provides for a better outcome.

Don't forget you can find out about other support and wellbeing areas at the University.

Emergencies

FOR A CRISIS OR EMERGENCY: General; Health  If a health situation is life-threatening, then go to A&E or if you are unable to do this, call 999 for an ambulance or contact University security 0113 343 2222. ESSENTIAL NUMBERS

Key contacts

MBChB

Tutors and Queries

Who do I contact if I have a general enquiry related to my course?

Progress, Attendance, Leave, Mitigation

Who do I contact if I am aware of an issue that may impact upon my progress, attendance or may require temporary leave?

Caring and Child Care

I am a Carer and an urgent caring issue has arisen, what do I do?

Health, Disability, Adjustments and Finance

I have a disability, who should I speak to? Having a recognised disability (the definition of which includes a number of chronic health conditions) should not be considered a barrier to a successful career in medicine and health professions. A formal assessment of need is usually required in order to identify any ‘reasonable adjustments’ you may require. Financial support may be available. Discuss this with the University’s Disability Services Support Team. The School’s Disability Contacts may also be able to advise you further – contact via: somstudentsupport@leeds.ac.uk.  

Harassment and Assault

I have experienced inappropriate behaviour, harassment, assault or discomfort. Who should I speak to?

International, careers, references, and independent advice

I am an International Student, who do I contact if I need advice?

Covid support resources

See our support videos and other resources to help you during the Covid-19 pandemic

Humans of Healthcare Podcast

Medical students on the Leeds MBChB course and professionals in Medicine talk about the challenges they have had and how they have dealt with them.

School of medicine Equality and Inclusion

The School of Medicine is committed to ensuring your time at Leeds is safe, fair and equitable. See the guidance below on how to raise any concerns you may have.

Further information about support and privacy

Where can I find further information regarding sources of support that are available to me as a student of the University of Leeds?