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This is how we help you thrive.

We’re building an inclusive and equitable teaching and learning environment for the benefit of all, where difference is celebrated, and alternative ways of learning are championed.

If you have a disability, mental health difficulty, long-term medical condition, autistic spectrum condition, or a specific learning difference such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia or ADHD, there are plenty of services and resources available to support you throughout your time at Nottingham. We’re here to help with your academic journey, but also to reduce barriers to engaging with all aspects of university life.

If any of the above applies to you, we strongly encourage you to make yourself known to our Disability Support Services at your earliest opportunity.

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Disability Support Services

Disability Support Services can create a support plan to help you get the most out of your studies. This might include coursework extensions, the receipt of lecture notes ahead of lectures, and reasonable adjustments during exams. We can help you get around campus, access sport, and we can also offer you a screening tool and advice on how to access a formal assessment.

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AccessAble

AccessAble provides practical information about the accessibility of buildings, facilities and access routes on campus, allowing you to plan your journeys. It uses a rating system to indicate accessibility levels and signposts to step-free access, parking, accessible toilets, prayer rooms, parenting rooms, gender-neutral toilets and quiet spaces.

 

 

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Disabled Students' Network

The Disabled Students' Network represents all students that self-define as disabled (including neurodiverse students). It provides information about available help, organises social events, and campaigns on a university, local and national level to try to raise awareness of the difficulties faced by those with a disability. You'll be able to join the network once you've completed registration.

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Inclusive sport

Everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy sport and physical activity. Whether you're looking to join a sports club, use the gym, or discover a new activity, there are accessible opportunities for all students. Our dedicated Inclusive Sport team is on hand to provide personalised support, remove barriers to participation and help you find the right opportunities, empowering you to achieve your ambitions and be active in a way that works for you.

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Support from Libraries

Libraries provide a wide range of services for all students including Click and Collect, calm spaces, assistive software and study skills support.  With a Disability Support plan you can access additional enhanced support including: 

  • Dedicated accessible study spaces and rooms with assistive technology and hardware
  • Loans of assistive equipment such as ear defenders and dimmable lamps for use in selected libraries
  • Postal loans, more time to collect requested books and longer loan periods for high-demand items
  • Personalised support with using the library - searching the catalogue, finding and collecting books, scanning etc
  • Learning resources formatted to meet your accessibility needs (on referral from Disability Support Services)

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