Don’t worry if you don’t currently have supporting documentation of your disability, we would still encourage you toÌýcontact our team so that we can discuss the support that may be available to you, including:
- Specialist ºÚÁÏÉç Skills
- Access to assistive technology software and spaces
- Student peer support programmes
- Access to Wellbeing Support
- Short-term, specialist mentoring
However, with supporting documentation of your disabilityÌýwe can discuss certain types of support, such as:
- Individual reasonable adjustments, that can be recorded through Student Support Recommendations (SSR) and shared with relevant teams across theÌýUniversity
- Exam arrangements .
Students with SpLDs:
If you have an SpLD and would like to find out more about reasonable adjustments and AERs, please see our guidance for students with SpLDs .
What supporting documentation do I need to access reasonable adjustments?
-ÌýA 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.
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How do I acquire this supporting documentation?
- From your GP surgery
For more information, please see the 'FAQ on supporting documentation' guidance in the 'Useful Downloads' section below.
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Find out how to register with a GP .