What Do Student Wellbeing Ambassadors Do?
As current students themselves, Student Wellbeing Ambassadors bring valuable insight into the challenges their peers may face and help us ensure our messaging is relevant, accessible, and student-led.
Student Wellbeing Ambassadors support the work of the Student Wellbeing and Inclusivity Service by:
- helping to raise awareness of key wellbeing topics
- signposting peers to support
- contributing to the development of student-focused initiatives
Activity Involvement
Our Ambassadors will be involved in a range of activities including:
- supporting wellbeing events
- contributing ideas to campaigns
- helping gather student feedback to improve our service
They will also play an important role in creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere at wellbeing activities, workshops, and induction events.
Their involvement strengthens our ability to reach more students, build community, and champion a culture where wellbeing is prioritised and openly discussed.
Become a Student Wellbeing Ambassador
We're recruiting new and additional Student Wellbeing Ambassadors for the 2026/27 academic year.
If you're enthusiastic about promoting student wellbeing and would like to make a positive difference within the University community, we'd love to hear from you.
As a Student Wellbeing Ambassador, you'll have the opportunity to develop valuable skills, gain experience supporting wellbeing initiatives and events, and work alongside the Wellbeing and Inclusivity Service to help create a healthier, more connected campus.
Application deadline: 9:00am, 9 November 2026
Read the full role description, person specification and application details:
If you'd like an informal chat about the role or have any questions, please contact Gwawr Wyn Roberts, Wellbeing Practitioner / Art Therapist:
Contact Us
For more information please get in touch by email.