With documentary evidence of your condition, we can help you to access individual reasonable adjustments including Additional Exams Recommendations (AERs). You will need to meet with a member of our team for a Student Support Appointment to discuss and arrange your reasonable adjustments.
If you are a new student with a disability, you are encouraged to take part in our Transition Programme, to discuss your individual support prior to the start of your course.
With documentary evidence of your condition, we can help you to access individual reasonable adjustments including Additional Exams Recommendations (AERs). You will need to meet with a member of our team for a Student Support Appointment to discuss and arrange your reasonable adjustments.
If you are a new student with a disability, you are encouraged to take part in our Transition Programme, to discuss your individual support prior to the start of your course.
- A letter / report from your doctor
Please ensure the following information is included within your letter / report:
1. Your diagnosis
2. How long symptoms have been experienced
3. The impact on studies AND impact on daily life
For students with a disability, mental health condition, long-term health condition, Specific Learning Difference (SpLD) we encourage you to book a Student Support Appointment (SSA) with a member of our Student Disability and Inclusion team. We can then discuss and explore support available to you during your time at University.
With documentary evidence of your disability we can discuss certain types of support, such as:
Don’t worry if you don’t currently have documentary evidence of your disability, we would still encourage you to make a Student Support Appointment (SSA) with our team so that we can discuss the support that may be available to you, including: