Sees disabled students on an individual and confidential basis and has several specialist advisers, including in neurodiversity and mental health. See the Disability and Wellbeing Service or call 020 7955 7767. The Disability and Wellbeing Service is now located on the 3rd floor of Pethick-Lawrence House (PEL) (formally Tower 1) (entrance via Fawcett House (FAW) formally Tower 2).

It is really important that you are registered with a GP (Family Doctor) in London. Registering with a GP will allow you to access to whole range of medical, psychological and wellbeing services.

Please don’t wait until you’re ill before realising that you need to register with a GP. It can take time to get registered with a GP and onto the NHS system.

For more information on how to register with a doctor in London visit Healthcare in the UK.

 A free and confidential service offering individual, pre-booked appointments, daily drop-in sessions and a series of group workshops and other events throughout the year. See the Student Counselling Service or book an appointment by calling 020 7852 3627. The Student Counselling Service is now located on the 4th floor of Pethick-Lawrence House (PEL) (formally Tower 1) (entrance via Fawcett House (FAW)formally Tower 2).

Student Counselling Service Drop in - 3pm daily (Monday- Friday). No appointment necessary

The Faith Centre is home to the LSE's diverse religious activities, transformational interfaith leadership programmes and a quiet, reflective space for all staff and students.

 For details of our surgeries see events and courses.

 The Fees Office manages everything relating to fees, US, Canadian and Indian loans (including for living expenses) and professional and career development loans. Please note that UK student loans are dealt with via Student Finance England.

See more information about the service on their website.   

Please direct any queries related to this to the Language Centre languages@lse.ac.uk

The Eden Centre, established in October 2019, is a pro-active, developmental centre of education expertise with a clear focus on academic staff development, curriculum enrichment and digital innovation. There is a dedicated portal for Graduate Teaching Assistants to support PhD students who are also working as GTAs

LSESU offer a  free, independent and confidential service, offering advice, guidance and representation to all LSE students. Their team of professional Student Advisers is on hand to assist you with a range of issues and can advise and represent you on LSE academic policies – appeals, exceptional circumstances, academic misconduct and complaints. We can also support you with housing matters (such as contract checking and helping you understand right to rent checks), applications to the LSESU hardship funds, and point you in the right direction for any general queries you may have.

All services are free and advice is provided in strict confidence.

You can also read our latest updates, blogs and info on the official LSESU Tumblr.