Support

As a Students’ Union, it’s important for us to ensure we’re providing our students the support they need.

SERVICE UPDATE
General Information:
The LSESU Advice Service offers both online and in-person appointments. 

If you need advice, please either:

Email us at su.advice@lse.ac.uk . 
(Please provide detail about your issue in your email.)

Try our new Virtual Adviser

Our service operates with a Client Charter and Service Standards Agreement available here.

Impartial and confidential

We provide a free, independent and confidential advice service offering support and guidance on academic, housing or financial issues.

We offer students the opportunity to apply for funding for personal hardships, or funding to support new activities and experiences for students at LSE.

If you require any further support that hasn’t been outlined here, you can contact us at su.info@lse.ac.uk or message us directly on one of our social media channels.

Kickstart Mentoring Scheme The Kickstart Mentoring Scheme connects students from state school and low income backgrounds to LSE alumni with similar experiences to provide support, share knowledge and discuss career goals.
Meet the Team The LSESU Advice and Support Team provide students with the guidance and assistance they need to make the most out of their time at LSE. They offer confidential and professional support on a wide range of issues, including academic concerns, mental health, housing, and financial advice. The team works tirelessly to ensure that every student has access to the resources and information necessary to navigate university life successfully.
Advice Service The Advice Service provides free advice and support to LSE students on a range of issues. Our independence from LSE means that we're impartial and free from a conflict of interest.
Funding Your Union has lots of ways you can get support and funding for personal or university related issues.
Consent Ed At LSE and LSESU we are committed to making sure campus is a safe and supportive community for everyone, and we are committed to tackling sexual violence. To help us do this, we launched Consent.Ed.
BME Mentoring The BME Mentoring Scheme connects Black and ethnic minority students with LSE alumni, creating the opportunity to share knowledge, provide support, and discuss future plans.
Guidance on the Middle East We recognise that many across our LSE community remain very deeply concerned about the continuing escalation of violence and terrible loss of life in Israel and Palestine, as well as within the surrounding region and more widely.

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