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Under The University Click on Support Services and then on Disability Service

The Disability Service can provide information and advice to students so that they are able to access their programme of study and participate in university life as equally and actively as possible.

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Under Study at City select Student Centre and Disability Services

Learning Success consists of four services; Disability Services, Dyslexia Support, Mental Health and Wellbeing and Academic Learning Support. Please choose the relevant service you require for further information.

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Under Courses Click on Undergraduate Students and then Study Support and click on The Disabilities Office.

Coventry University welcomes students with disabilities. We recognise that education is a right for all who can benefit from it and that students with disabilities have an equal right of access to Higher Education.

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Click on Study at LJMU and then on the righthand side under Student in fo click on Student Welfare and then on Disabled Students

Student Welfare Services has a Disability Welfare Adviser and a Disability Support Worker who coordinate services for all disabled students within the University.
We can offer information and advice on Disabled Students Allowances; disability benefits such as Disability Living Allowance and what help is available if you are or think you may be dyslexic. The University produces a Disabled Students Guide, which gives information on the University's facilities and legal obligations for disabled students.
The Service offers practical help and assistance with arranging specialist support and equipment as well as offering help with special assessment arrangements if necessary.

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My+ Consulting was founded by Helen Cooke, a HR professional, disability consultant, trainer and speaker. Helen helps organisations understand and address the issues around disability. She specifically focuses on enabling organisations to leverage the potential that exists amongst disabled individuals.

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The Disability and Dyslexia Support Service (DDSS) is a friendly and confidential service at The University of Sheffield. We provide support and advice to students with disabilities, with the aim to enable all students to access their studies and university services.

The information on these web pages describes the facilities and services available to disabled students and students with Specific Learning Difficulties
There is also information for staff about supporting disabled students and students with Specific Learning Difficulties.

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Disability Support Service aims to remove barriers to learning and enable students to enjoy the full use of all facilities at the University.
We provide a range of learning support

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On the top menu bar click on Students and then on the side menu bar click on Support For Students and then on Disability Team

The Disability Team offers a free, confidential service to all Thames Valley University students and prospective students who have a disability, specific learning difficulty or long term medical condition.

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Under Student Services see Learning and Personal Support

The College caters for a wide range of disabilities and learning difficulties (including dyslexia) and we welcome applications from students with disabilities or other additional needs. We ask you to tell us on your application form if you have a disability or a learning difficulty for which you may need extra support. You also have a chance to tell us about this at your interview. We will then assess what kind of support you need to attend the course.

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Disabled students will find a very supportive environment at Bradford. We have a strong commitment to making all aspects of student life accessible for everyone, and the Disability Office has a great reputation for taking an individual and holistic approach to the needs of every student they work with - providing the equipment and advice to help you get the most out of your time here.

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Click on Student Life and then on Student Support Services and then on Disability and Dyslexia Services

The Disability and Academic Skills Services currently support students with a range of disabilities including: dyslexia, dyspraxia, visual impairments, hearing impairments, physical and mobility difficulties, social communication disorders, mental health issues and various medical conditions.

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On the lefthand menu bar click on Student Services and then on Disability Advice and Support (DAS)

DMU work with applicants and current students with a wide range of physical and sensory disabilities, medical conditions and Specific Learning Differences (SpLD). This includes students with arthritis, Asperger Syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, cerebral palsy, Crohn’s disease, deafness, dyscalculia, dyslexia, dyspraxia, epilepsy, keratoconus, nystagmus, Multiple Sclerosis and sickle cell anaemia.

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The student advisory and support service offers the following:
Disability advisors offers support on all aspects of disability queries ranging from:
Support Plan - which we initially put into place for you - then update following a study needs assessment.
We assist you through the Disabled Students Allowance application. Disabilities can range from learning difficulties, mental health problems, as well as physical health problems.
The Disabled Students Allowance is a non means tested grant which provides money for necessary equipment and support to enable you to study effectively.
We also have advisors who assist with all aspects of financial advice from student loans to living expenses.
We've a dedicated support bookings team who can organise all your support needs including Dyslexia Support Tutors, Note Takers, Personal Assistants.

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We provide a confidential specialist service offering support, advice and assistance to disabled students including those with ‘unseen’ conditions such as asthma, epilepsy and diabetes and students with specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia.
This site therefore aims to provide you with information on the range of support options and services available to you. We also encourage you to contact us to discuss any support that may be available to you.

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On the top menu bar click on services and then in the alphabetical list click on Disability Service

The Student Disability Service is located on the ground floor of the John McIntyre Building pictured above, next to the main gate of the University and opposite the Gatehouse.
The University of Glasgow is committed to disability equality and ensuring all staff, students and visitors have a positive experience of the work, learning, teaching and research environment.

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