Overview
Factsheets
We have a number of factsheets about important aspects of our service. These include information on funding, free software, IT training, learning support, confidentiality and data protection.
Making an appointment
How to make an appointment to see an Advisor who will support you.
Who we support
We support students with a range of impairments as defined under the Equality Act (previously the Disability Discrimination Act).
International students
Information for international students about providing evidence of a disability. Information on adjustments (or accommodations) for disabled international students like extra time in exams.
What to do
Important information about your responsibilities, the evidence you need and the important deadlines to be aware of.
Support we offer
Find out about exam and study adjustments like extra time in exams and financial help to buy computer equipment such as a laptop.
Guidance on Equality Act
This guidance, from the Equality and Human Rights Commission, explains your equality rights as a student in higher education.
Disclosure
If you are applying as a new student through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) there will be an opportunity for you to note on your application any disabilities, special needs or medical conditions.
How to complain or appeal
Information about how to complain about the Student Disability Service. Information on the University's formal processes of complaints and appeals.
Visiting the University
There are many opportunities to visit the University before you come to study here. The open days are an excellent way to get a look at the University, the student union and accommodation. Come and visit the Student Disability Service as well.
Other student services
The other Student Support Services provided by the University.
This article was published on Dec 17, 2012