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Inclusive learning | Alcohol interventions |
2016/17 projects
Beginning in the 2016/17 academic year, AMOSSHE is supporting four projects in collaboration with Unite Students on the theme “student resilience in an accommodation setting”. Find out more about the special call for project proposals on this specific theme: call for proposals (members only).
Care leavers | Resilience course | Community makers |
Group interventions |
AMOSSHE is also funding three Student Services projects on member-led themes, beginning in 2016/17, designed to result in clear benefits to the wider student experience community. Find out more about the call for project proposals.
Career resilienceGrowing through failure: enhancing students’ career resilience (University of Edinburgh)
| Sexual misconductStudent expectations of university responses to sexual misconduct disclosures (University of Liverpool)
| Mental health toolsDigital tools for staff to support students’ mental health (University of the Highlands and Islands)
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2015/16 projects
Here are the 2015/16 academic year AMOSSHE Insight projects in progress.
Disability awareness for staff |
Resilience toolkit
In February 2018 AMOSSHE launched the Resilience Toolkit: an open, online resource bank of research, case studies and practical tools to help Student Services professionals in higher education develop student resilience to stress, anxiety and similar barriers to achievement and success.
The toolkit advocates a positive and proactive approach to student resilience, focusing on what higher education providers can do to develop supportive, enabling cultures for students by making improvements to their physical and social environment.
The project was made possible by funding from Unite Students, the UK’s largest manager and developer of purpose-built student accommodation, who are driven to provide a ‘Home For Success’ for almost 50,000 students across the UK. It builds on the theoretical model published in their Student Resilience: Exploring the positive case for resilience report (May 2017), which explores the positive case for resilience.
Find out more and access the toolkit resources here: Resilience Toolkit.
Completed projects
You can find reports and outcomes from completed AMOSSHE projects here: reports and guides.