University of Chichester

The International Student Advisory Service (ISAS) is here to provide on-going support for international and EU students and can help you settle in to living and studying in Chichester or Bognor Regis. We offer a wide range of support and advice: Banking, culture shock, driving in the UK, emergency loans, employment and work permits, equal opportunities, exam concessions, fees and funding, health cover.

Moving away from home for the first time is a situation faced by many of our students when starting University, but our accommodation options enable you to make the right choice to feel at home while studying here. 

University of Chichester staff are automatically given a Library borrower account. Your staff card is also your library card and can be used on the Library self-service kiosks. You will find your library number on your staff card and you can use this number to log in to your library account on the library catalogue. If your card is not working, please visit the SIZ desk in the LRC. 

The University of Chichester’s cutting edge Engineering and Digital Technology Park, opening Summer 2018, puts a little STEAM behind STEM. By bringing together science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics courses on one state-of-the-art site, we aim to produce graduates that have enterprise skills, creativity, technical knowledge and are equipped to enter the graduate workforce.

The Student Health Service is one of our Health and Wellbeing services and is accessed through our Health Drop-ins or by emailing studenthealth@chi.ac.uk.

The Nurse Health Advisers provide an approachable and confidential service to all students offering support and guidance on all aspects of health and wellbeing.