Tutors

A Tutor's key roles include:

• ​Advising on academic issues, work/life balance etc.
• Helping you negotiate all aspects of College and University Administration
• Offering support if you face personal difficulties, such as homesickness, bereavement or relationship trouble.
• Supporting you in extracurricular activities and advising on applications for travel grants and funds.
• Supporting you in applications for maintenance bursaries and other funding and advising on financial problems.
• Acting as a referee in job applications (for postgraduate students the course director or supervisor will usually be the most appropriate person to ask) .
• Representing your interests if you get into trouble with the College, University, or Police.
• Supporting you (and if necessary liaising with your Director of Studies, your Department or the University) should you be taken ill.
• Offering advice if you are considering changing subjects.

Your personal Tutor will deal sensitively with any issue, but if you prefer to discuss a particular matter with any other Tutor, you are welcome to contact them.

Contact your Tutor

Please use Email in the first instance to contact your Tutor (see list below)

• If a meeting is appropriate, your Tutor will aim to be available within 3 working days. 
• Tutors do not have fixed weekly office hours and out of Term contact may take longer

If it is very urgent - and your Tutor has not yet responded - contact the Tutorial Office (office hours) or the Porters Lodge