We encourage you to find a good balance between your studies and free time — essential for your wellbeing!
What does it mean to you to take care of yourself?
Taking care of yourself can have as many meanings as there are people in the world, as every person has different needs, interests, and priorities. Some cherish routine, good food, and quiet surroundings. Others need abundant socialisation, movement, and cultural events. Deeply subjective though wellbeing may be, what is clear is that everyone needs to take care of their minds and bodies. It can be easy to be taken up by other priorities, especially while studying, and it is important to take time to check in with yourself and make sure that you are doing the things you need to be well.
You will find here information about activities and more related to health and wellbeing.
All-in-One Kit Contacts and Health & Wellbeing Resources
Wellbeing Events
There are a few simple ways to make ourselves and others feel better in our everyday lives, and this is what we want to highlight during the Wellbeing Days, which we organise throughout the year.
Here's a look back at our 2025-26 programme, highlighting the activities organised at the beginning of each semester
- Wellbeing Day - September 2025
- Wellbeing Days - 26 February to 6 March 2026
App-titude for Wellbeing
Health & Solidarity ActioN
- Blood Donation - March and November