Support for study (reasonable adjustments)
Reasonable adjustments are a key element of the Disability Discrimination Act and the university is legally obliged to ensure disabled students are not substantially disadvantaged in comparison with non-disabled students.
In practical terms this can mean adjustments to university procedures, campus accessibility and the provision of specialist support and equipment.
More about reasonable adjustment
What are reasonable adjustments?
What constitutes reasonable adjustment, and what adjustments the university has already put in place.
Examples of reasonable adjustments
More about typical adjustments made for common disabilities or specific learning difficulties.
What to do if you suspect you may be dyslexic
Am I dyslexic?
Not all students are aware that they are dyslexic before they arrive at the university: if you suspect that you may be dyslexic, it is important to have an assessment with a dyslexia professional.
