Update from International Officers on the Tuition Fees Reduction for International Students
Given the pandemic situation, the university experience definitely hasn't been the same as in previous years. It is especially true for us, international students, who mostly had to stay in their home countries, who could not experience London life and truly feel like a part of a wider UCL community. 
The Hanger: Online Shop FAQs
 What size should I buy?You can check out our size guide here. 
New changes to the way you're represented at UCL
The final part of a long-term project to improve the way you’re represented at UCL has been completed. In 2019 we launched a democracy review which led to the introduction of new forums to discuss and debate ideas and policies, helping you make change happen.
Challenges
ChallengesIf you like a structured exercise programme or a bit of competition to keep you motivated, here are some fitness challenges and workout programmes to try out.BUCS Challenges
Get Active Outdoors
Get Active OutdoorsIt's not always easy to find the time to step outside and get active, but there are lots of simple ways you can combine the outdoors with activity.
This Girl Can: Deborah Alawode
Written by Deborah Alawode, Medical Student Hi!
This Girl Can: Alice Moore
Written by Alice Moore, third-year PhD student in Political Science, participant in Pilates and Yoga with Project Active. Also keen runner, swimmer and cyclist.
This Girl Can: Alice Renard
Written by Alice, a final year Comparative Literature student.Before lockdown, I used to swim a lot, but since lockdown, I’ve started running outdoors and going on walks and hikes with my dog.[VIDEO::https://youtu.be/GzC2e6xktNI]
"I think the moment the dialogue between CRIS and my supervisor started, it pushed me where I needed to be, where I wanted to go"
Paulina Pérez-Duarte Mendiola did her MSc Medical Anthropology with UCL Anthropology Department last academic year (2019/2020). Originally a clinical paediatrician, Paulina worked with CRIS to develop her ideas of making a difference with her research into the use of play in paediatric healthcare.
Bite-size Student Story: Martin
Martín Robles, a Public Administration and Management MPA student, discusses his consultation meeting with Anne.
Bite-size Student Story: Sigrun
Sigrun Clark, studying Population Health, reflects on her first knowledge exchange meeting with a partner organisation.
Get Active Indoors
Get Active IndoorsFind free online content and things you can try from the comfort of your own home, whether you're on your own, with friends or kids, or looking for something a bit different.
No Detriment Policy - Update 14 January
Hi everyone, lots of you have been reaching out to me and the other Sabbs about the No Detriment policy, so I thought I would give you a quick update on what's happening... 
What the No Detriment Policy could look like for Postgraduates
Hi Postgraduates,
Response to the Russell Group statement
Over the past week, the sabbatical officer team have been talking with our counterparts at other Students' Unions across the country, discussing what we can do together.
Let's start Term 2 in a good way
It can be a difficult time to motivate ourselves, we know, we’re feeling it too.
No detriment policy and value for money
To all UCL Students, 
The beginning of 2021
We're only 6 days into 2021 and already so much has happened, it's been a chaotic beginning to say the least!I want to start by saying that we, the sabbatical officers, are listening, we understand the immense issues you're facing and we're committed to make it easier for you to succeed at UCL.
Skill up!
Training SessionsWere working on a whole host of virtual trainings to skill you up for collaborative research. Check out below our first series of bite size talks from everything to basics of community engagement to a quick overview of the UK voluntary sector.
Quick student Q&A
The more you talk about your ideas and listen to feedback of others, the better your research will be. It is most definitely good to talk! This is what academic conferences are for and indeed vivas for some master's courses and for PhDs.