Your supervisors should be your first port-of-call for advice and support on any matter. If they can’t help they will direct you to somebody within UM who can.
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Each Faculty, Institute, Centre and School has an experienced academic member of staff who convenes its Doctoral Committee. From them you can seek advice if you need to talk to someone beyond your supervisory team.
Go to the full list of the current Doctoral Committee Chairs.

Each Faculty, Institute, Centre and School has an administrator, often responsible for handling the work associated with doctoral candidates, who can help you.
Go to the list of the current administrators.

The School provides advice to students and supervisors on policies and practices concerning doctoral research, including informal matters about the supervisory relationship.
Contact us.

Student Representatives are the link between students and the University. Doctoral Researchers may contact their representative should they require advice or to deal with a complaint. 

The student representatives on the Doctoral School committees are:
Doctoral School Governing Board
Edel Cassar
Elizabeth Pisani

Professional Development Committee
Believe Ayodele

KSU is the students' union and is independent of the University of Malta’s formal structures. It can assist you if you feel that you have a formal complaint to make in connection with your doctoral studies.
KSU website.

The Health and Wellness Centre is based in the building by the secondary entrance gate to the University Msida Campus. Counselling Services, Mental Health Services, Nutritional Advice, Tobacco Cessation Support, Sexual Health Clinic, and advice on Drug-Related issues are all available at the Centre. Moreover, the building also houses the Traditional Chinese Medicine Centre and its various services.
Get to know more about this Centre.

International students can find support at the International Office - they offer a myriad of services.

KTO is there to assist research students on matters concerning copyright, intellectual property, and commercialising research.
KTO website.

Through a wide array of support services offered at both the main library and its six branches, the institution provides access to state-of-the-art facilities and top-quality scholarly resources, including print and electronic collections, and develops the users' ability to effectively identify, locate, evaluate, use and synthesize information.

The Office for Human Resources Management & Development plays a key role in the development of employees through a wide range of training and development initiatives, the provision of work resources and continuous professional development funds and the possibility to avail of scholarship funds for academic courses.