How to access support
The steps to take if you already have a diagnosis and what to do if you believe you may have a specific learning difference.
We provide specialist support for students with specific learning differences (such as dyslexia, dyspraxia or slow cognitive processing) and students who identify as neurodivergent. Study skills support is an opportunity to meet 1:1 with a specialist practitioner for practical study advice and support.
Specialist study skills practitioners can help you to develop the skills needed for effective study. This includes exploring your strengths and current study methods, as well as helping you to put in place strategies for managing the areas you may find more challenging.
Find out about the range of specialist support below:
The steps to take if you already have a diagnosis and what to do if you believe you may have a specific learning difference.
Find out more about the range of support available to students with specific learning differences.
Information on the software and equipment available and where to find it across the university sites.
A range of links and downloads that can help you to work more effectively.
Find out more about the DSA and whether you may be eligible for additional funding.
Guidance on how specific learning differences may impact students and what strategies staff can use to help.