Student support
BSMS is perfectly equipped to support your learning in a variety of ways for the duration of your degree course. Modern learning and study spaces, such as our teaching buildings, IT suites and clinical skills laboratories, mean you can develop your skills in a fully-equipped, up-to-date environment.
Moreover, medicine is a physically, emotionally and intellectually demanding degree course. As a result, we strive to provide students with a friendly, supportive environment in which to learn and develop.
BSMS has a student advice team, medical facilities and counselling services to ensure you receive all the help you need, while there is teaching throughout your studies on maintaining your own wellbeing.
You can find out more about the full range of student support measures in place, including personal tutors, disability support, counselling and much more, on our central student support page.
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Disability and learning support
For students with physical disabilities, long-term mental health or medical conditions, or specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, university services are available for advice, guidance and academic or personal support. Such support might include individual support tutors, assistive technology and Learning Support Plans to recommend reasonable adjustments to teaching and assessment.