What support is available?
Learn more about the support that is available to students with a disability.
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The AccessAbility Advisers within the Student Wellbeing team provide support and guidance for all current and prospective students with a diagnosed disability or long term medical condition who choose to study at Ulster University.
Students with disabilities and additional study needs are entitled to support and disclosing your disability to us means we can provide support that will enable you and help you achieve your academic goals. Our services are confidential and free.
You can access support from our team in three steps:
- Disclose your disability/additional study need to us
- Provide medical evidence of your condition
- Meet with an AccessAbility adviser from our team to discuss your needs
You can also contact the team to find out more about Dyslexia assessment.
In this section
Disability Information for New Students
Find out how we can help you with your disability as a prospective student.
What is assistive technology?
Assistive Technology is the term used for specialist equipment or computer software, which allows you to increase the quality and consistency of your work.
Information for parents/carers
Parent/carers can have a huge impact on students, find out how you can help.
How to apply for DSA
Find out more information about applying for Disability Student Allowance.
Medical evidence
In order to help you we need evidence of your disability, read more about the information we need.
Evacuation Guidance and PEEPs
Information regarding Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP) on campus to assist with safe egress for students that require assistance.
