Student Health

Please can all students that are registered with the University Health Centre, and have any of the following conditions please contact the surgery on 01792 295321 to make an appointment to have your free annual flu injection

• Asthma
• Diabetes
• Cancer
• Pregnant
• Receive carers allowance, or are the main carer for an older or disabled person who may be “At Risk” if you get sick
• Heart Conditions
• Chronic Kidney Disease
• Immuno-suppressed

If you do NOT have any of the above conditions then you will not be eligible for a FREE flu injection at the GP surgery. However, you can still have a flu injection at any of the local pharmacies or Tesco and Asda supermarkets but there will be a small charge for this.

If you are not yet registered with the practice and you wish to do so, you can log in to the practice website:

• Scroll down to How to Register with the practice
• Click on the links for the new patient registration form and patient questionnaire
• Complete these forms, making sure the registration form is signed
• Save or take a photo of the completed forms
• Go to Ask My GP and attach/upload the completed forms
• Send to the practice

http://www.universityhealthcentre.wales.nhs.uk/home 

You will receive confirmation from the practice when your registration has been processed.

Due to the large number of new students living close together during Fresher’s week and beyond, there can be an increased risk for students to catch and spread Meningitis and TB. This is why it is essential that all students register with a GP, to ensure that they are vaccinated against Meningitis, and are screened for TB.

Further information can be found on our dedicated Meningitis webpage.

Due to the large number of new students living close together during Fresher’s week and beyond, there can be an increased risk for students to catch and spread Meningitis and TB. This is why it is essential that all students register with a GP, to ensure that they are vaccinated against Meningitis, and are screened for TB.

Further information can be found on our dedicated Tuberculosis webpage. 

Looking after your sexual health as a student means thinking about contraception, getting regular check-ups, which include testing for common Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), and learning how to be a considerate and responsible sexual partner.

Looking after your Sexual Health 

If your illness will affect your attendance, please, make sure that you notify your Faculty so that they can note your absence. You should also contact your Academic Mentor to let them know, they may be able to notify your Faculty administrators for you. Please be aware that you may be asked to provide medical documents about your illness. These can usually be obtained from your Swansea GP.

Faculty Student Information/Experience Team

You can contact the Faculty Student Information / Experience staff in your Faculty who can offer you practical advice, guidance, and signposting to appropriate services. They can also discuss the extenuating circumstances process with you should you need to use this. You can find a list of the contact details for Faculty Information/Experience staff here.

You can read more about the extenuating circumstances process here.

NHS Helpline: Dial 111 or get advice and guidance from the NHS Website.

Meningitis

Tuberculosis

Exercise

Student Pregnancy

Emergency Contacts