University of Wolverhampton
arrow_back_iosWelcome to the University of Wolverhampton Health & Wellbeing Services Page! At the University of Wolverhampton, your health and well-being are a top priority. The University support team, conveniently located on campus, is your go-to place for support for a range of healthcare services tailored to support your student life. Whether you need medical care, advice, or ongoing support, our professional team is here to assist you confidentially and compassionately throughout your journey at Wolverhampton.
Your sexual health is just as important as your overall well-being. That’s why the University of Wolverhampton offers confidential services and support for all your sexual health concerns.
Free Sexual Health Clinics are available in collaboration with local NHS services and Umbrella Health, offering:
- STI testing
- Contraceptive advice
- Emergency contraception
- Safe-sex resources
You can access services at the Wolverhampton Sexual Health Clinic located at The Fowler Centre, or through university arranged pop up sessions. No appointment is necessary in many cases.
Maintaining good mental health is an essential cornerstone of achieving academic success.
Mental health is a cornerstone of academic success and overall quality of life.
The University offers a comprehensive range of mental health and well-being services, including:
- Counselling and mental health support
- Drop-in sessions and workshops
- Access to external NHS mental health referrals
You can contact the Mental Health and Wellbeing Team directly for help, or visit the University’s Wellbeing Portal.
Empower yourself to proactively manage your mental health and savor the tranquility it brings.
Looking to stay active and energized?
Whether you're new to fitness or a seasoned athlete, WLV Sport provides access to:
- A fully equipped gym
- Fitness classes and personal training
- Indoor sports hall
- Outdoor pitches for football, rugby, and cricket
Located at the Walsall and City Campuses, these facilities support every level of fitness and help you stay energized and engaged.
Visit page for detailed information.
Good nutrition is essential for a healthy lifestyle.
At University of Wolverhampton, an array of dining options is available to cater to your specific dietary requirements. Whether you're seeking nutritious meal plans, vegetarian selections, or vegan alternatives, the on-campus dining facilities are committed to promoting health-conscious and well-balanced eating choices. The campus cafeterias prioritize healthy and balanced eating.
How to register at nearby University Health Centre!
Click here for registration information and the student health website.
Thornley Street Surgery
63 Thornley Street
Wolverhampton
WV1 1JP
United Kingdom
While the University does not operate its own dental clinic, students can access NHS and private dental services nearby. It is recommended to register with a local dentist early in your studies.
Find NHS dentists here
FAQs
No, the University of Wolverhampton does not have a dedicated Health Centre on campus. However, students are strongly encouraged to register with a nearby NHS GP surgery for medical care.
The Health Centre is open Monday to Friday 08:30 am to 5:30 pm, It's advisable to check their website or contact them directly for the most up-to-date information regarding their operating hours. In case of an emergency, you should dial the emergency services number (999 in the UK) for immediate medical assistance.
The Disability Equality Group (DEG) is a university-led initiative that works to ensure that the voices of students and staff with disabilities are heard, respected, and represented across the University of Wolverhampton. Also, the University of Wolverhampton offers Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSA) to support eligible students with disabilities, covering costs like equipment, support workers, and study aids. To ensure a smooth transition to university you can reach through email at: enquiries@wlv.ac.uk or call +44(0)1902 321 000.
