Disability service

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We coordinate support and access arrangements for disabled students and students with specific learning difficulties. Members of the team work with academic staff, other University services and external agencies to meet individual access requirements.

Please refer to the frequently asked questions on each subject within this section for more information.

Our commitment

The University is committed to equality and aims to comply with the Equality Act 2010.

NTU Disability Charter

This Charter sets out how the University is committed to delivering a high-quality student experience, working in partnership with students to provide a service that aims to exceed expectation and enable your ambition.

Web accessibility guide

We are committed to making the University's websites accessible in accordance with the Equality Act 2010.

Disability support services

Find out about the type of services we can provide to support your disability.

Dyslexia

Find out what to do and how we can help you.

Funding your support

You may be eligible for assistance through the Disabled Students' Allowances (DSAs) as a disabled student.

Guide for DSA Non-Medical Helper Support providers

This document is intended to assist companies who provide Non-Medical Help (NMH) in navigating the processes of the university and to understand what internal support mechanisms exist for students.

My advice for future students would be to make sure that you contact the Disability Support Service Teams as soon as possible, as they will be your biggest source of help.