Student Support

Discover our award-winning student support team and services that enable our students to reach their full potential. Our student support services offer individually tailored support for our students, as well as providing pre-entry advice and guidance. You will also hear from our former Student’s Union President Gabrielle Reilly who gives a personal insight into the student experience at the College. You’ll learn more about our Student Wellbeing, Inclusive Learning and Student Funding support services, and how you can get support with your application to the College.

Got a question? Email studentportal@belfastmet.ac.uk

There are spaces for Belfast Met students to use as a somewhere to catch up with friends or relax between classes and studying. Have you found the Students' Union on your campus?

Millfield: MF-B1-L2-R14B      Castlereagh: CC-B5(next to canteen)

Titanic Quarter: TQ-01-038   e3/Springvale: e3 Basement

These spaces can also be booked if you wish to hold an event. We ask that everyone using these areas is respectful to those around them and leaves the space as they would wish to find it.

Learn more about the Students' Union

The Student Handbook will give you valuable information for your time at College such as student services, term dates, staying safe, student life, IT support, campus services and much more.

The Met Passport provides you with some essential information about study and life at Belfast Met. Please read this guide carefully to make sure you understand some of our policies and processes which may affect you as a student at the College

Download Student Handbook

Download Met Passport

At Belfast Met we welcome and encourage applications from students who have a disability, learning difficulty or long term medical condition. We are committed to ensuring that you have an equal opportunity to gain the maximum benefit from your experience here at the College. We are a dedicated, professional team who operate on all College Campuses. We have a range of specialist services that we can offer while you are in College. 

Learn more about Inclusive Learning

Every day a student at risk will experience some kind of harm, abuse, ill-treatment or neglect. Safeguarding is about helping students to keep themselves safe and to prevent harm from happening in the first place.

Safeguarding is also about responding to concerns about alleged and suspected harm and putting in place plans to help and protect those who cannot protect themselves. Everybody has the right to live their lives free from violence and abuse.

Learn more about Safeguarding.