How is my support put in place?
Learn about how support is put in place for you across campus and throughout your studies.
Support for specific disabilities
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Have a look through the sections on this page to find out more about:
Please register with us so we can contact you. This also helps us understand your support requirements.
Ways to make contact with Disability Services, whether you are a current student or an applicant.
Information about applying for the Disabled Students' Allowance - a government fund which provides support to UK students.
Find out what supporting information you need to provide when registering to access support or when applying for DSA
Learn about how support is put in place for you across campus and throughout your studies.
Find out further information.
HudStudy is available to all students and provides software and training which can be used to help with studying and learning.
Information on access, understanding the rooms, parking, and emergency evacuations.
Discover full details for accessing support during exams, including how to provide evidence and the type of support you can receive.
Discover information on the support available to you as an international student.
Discover how we can support you whilst on placement.
Find out about the support available to you as an apprentice learner whilst studying at university.
Learn about the support available to you if you're undertaking a distance learning course.
Find out about additional support available in the library guide for disabled library users.
Discover our range of support in managing your wellbeing and mental health, including 24/7 online support with Togetherall.
HudStudy is available to all students and provides software and training which can be used to help with studying and learning.
The Students' Union exists to make student life better. From sports clubs and societies, to campaigns and social events, there's something for everyone at your SU.
Students living within the practice boundary can register with the University Health Centre.
The Disabled Students' Network is a community group run by a student representative and part of the Students' Union.
Whatever level you're at, develop your academic skills with specialist Academic Skills Tutors based in every School.
Get all the advice and support you need in looking for work after graduation and figuring out your future.