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Sex and relationships

Healthy interpersonal relationships can help us cope with the stresses and strains of everyday life. But being at university may put a strain on an existing relationship, especially if you are living apart from your partner or if the nature of your relationship changes.

If you do experience relationship issues or troubles while at the University of Greenwich, you can talk in confidence either with one of our professionally-trained counsellors or more informally with a member of our Listening Ears team.

Through your local medical centre you will also have access to a full range of sexual health services, including full contraceptive services and Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) advice and testing.

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