Disability and SpLD
The University is committed to ensuring that all disabled people are able to participate effectively in all areas of University life, whether you are a student, a member of staff, a visitor, a prospective student or employee, or just interested in finding out about disability issues.
The University defines disability broadly, including:
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mobility impairments
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sensory impairments
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medical conditions
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learning difficulties (eg Dyslexia)
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mental health conditions.
Send us details of your disability - complete the questionnaire and return this to LiSS Information point at your chosen campus or site.
Student Support
Additional support services are provided for disabled students, which includes students with learning difficulties (such as dyslexia) and some aspects of mental ill health. This support is outlined in the Statement of practice for services available to disabled students in Higher Education.
Student Financial Support
For students studying Higher Education courses:
Policies
The university has a number of policies covering disability issues.
Book an appointment
If you have a specific learning difficulty you can book an appointment with a learning development adviser. If you have a disability you can book an appointment with a student development adviser.
Contact us
If you need information or assistance in identifying where to go next for guidance, please contact us.