Six students from six different countries graduated on Saturday 29th July.
Welfare support and assistance is provided by an experienced welfare team in the Hall. Members of this team are available to listen to student concerns and offer help, and can be contacted at any time. Please note that we are unable to discuss students' welfare issues with parents or guardians.
Medical Treatment
The University and its Colleges and Halls strongly recommend that you choose to register with a “College Doctor”: For Blackfriars Hall that is: Dr Leaver & Partners, Jericho Health Centre.
Register here: http://www.campusdoctor.co.uk/oxford.
You can find a quide to the UK National Health Service here: http://www.ox.ac.uk/students/welfare/health/services and information on how to obtain medical treatment here: http://www.bfriars.ox.ac.uk/hall/students/medical_treatment .
The Chaplain
The Chaplain, Fr Gregory Schnackenberg, is happy to talk with members of the Hall about any matter or problem.
The Bursar
Mr David Harper is available to speak with students about housing, finance issues or concerns around life in the Hall.
University Counselling Service
Students can refer themselves to the University Student Counselling Service. To make an appointment, either call (2)70300 or email reception@counserv.ox.ac.uk.
Oxford University Students' Union (OUSU)
There is a wealth of information on student support services and general welfare issues on the OUSU welfare website.
University Equality and Diversity pages
These pages contain information on a range of issues and services, including disability, sexual orientation, religion and belief and age: http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/eop/.
University Welfare and Support pages
Information and support on matters associated with student life, including immigration & visas, academic life, fees, examinations and welfare are available through this website: http://www.ox.ac.uk/students/shw/
Six students from six different countries graduated on Saturday 29th July.