DWIUST is applying to the NCHE for licensure · first classes planned for September 1, 2027, subject to approval What this means →

Academic Support & Student Services

Help with your studies, your wellbeing and your path through the University.

Planned services. DWIUST has not opened yet. These are the services planned for its first students, subject to NCHE approval of its licensure.

In Your School

Support Close to Your Studies

Each school's Dean leads the support that depends on your subject.

Academic advising

Every student is assigned an academic advisor, who helps you choose courses, plan your degree and stay on track to graduate. Meeting your advisor before registration each semester is mandatory, and advisors help you make a recovery plan if your grades slip.

Orientation

New students attend Orientation Week (August 25–28, 2027) for the administrative, social and safety briefings, and an introduction to their program's curriculum and expectations from their school.

Career liaison

Each school will have a career liaison who connects students with internships and jobs in their field, alongside the central Career Services office.

Across the University

Central Student Services

Tutoring & writing support

Tutoring and writing-center support through the library, to strengthen your research and academic writing, plus training in finding and using information.

Disability & accessibility services

Reasonable accommodations, such as extended exam time or accessible classrooms, for students with documented physical, sensory or learning disabilities. Requests go to the Disability Support Coordinator.

International student services

Help with student visas and immigration paperwork, recognition of foreign qualifications with the NCHE, and cultural orientation.

Registrar

Course registration, add/drop, transcripts and grade reports, degree audits, and enrollment letters for scholarships, employers or visas.

Financial aid & student accounts

Scholarships, work-study, payment plans and financial counseling, as well as tuition billing and financial literacy help. Tuition & fees

Counseling & wellness

Free, confidential counseling for personal, academic or career concerns, with workshops on stress and time management. Appointments are made at the Student Affairs Office.

Health center

A campus clinic for basic medical care, first aid and health screenings, with referrals to nearby hospitals. Health & wellness

Ombudsperson

An independent office where students can raise concerns about University processes without fear of reprisal. Complaints and grievances

Student life

Student government, clubs and cultural associations, sports and recreation, and diversity and inclusion programs. Campus life

Know the rules too

Read the academic regulations and student policies that every student agrees to follow.

Academic regulations