Information for staff

Information on how to help disabled students, including the University leaflet on helping distressed students.

Guidance for School staff (specifically Coordinators of Adjustments and Disability Contacts) on the responsibilities and process of implementing adjustments.

Guidance for staff on the implementation of adjustments in the context of academic or professional competence standards

Key guidance and a range of relevant case studies

Aimed at teaching staff, this Accessible and Inclusive Learning resource aims to address some common questions with regard to making activities more accessible and inclusive.

Disabled students might need documents or printed material in an alternative format.

The University's Estates and Buildings Department has produced detailed guides to access for the majority of buildings and facilities.

Students talking about using the Student Disability Service and how the support they receive has enabled them to engage positively with their studies.

Our students speak out about their mental health and support from University services.

The General Medical Council has put together these short films and personal stories in which disabled students and doctors talk about their experiences of reasonable adjustments made throughout their medical careers.

The Student Disability Service is primarily a service for students. We aim to assist University staff in their support of students; we do not provide support directly to disabled staff. However we can point you in the right direction and inform you of who to contact.