There's a wide range of support available to you both within your school and across the wider campus. Find out more about the resources, facilities and services that you can use.
An integral part of applying for disability support funding, such as Disabled Students' Allowances, is having your needs assessed at a registered assessment centre.
If you're disabled or become ill at the time of your assessments, then special assessment access arrangements may be made for you.
Degree Apprentice courses combine full-time employment with studying for a foundation, undergraduate or a master’s degree. Disability Services provides support for disabled Degree Apprentices for the university-based study elements of their course.
Disability Coordinators provides support, advice, and guidance to students regarding all aspects of disability in relation to learning and teaching.
If you’re a disabled student, you could benefit from access to a range of equipment and support services.
The University welcomes disabled international students. Our Disability team can support you to make the most of your time in Leeds.
Whether you need information about disclosure, funding, or the transfer and viva process, our Disability Team can support you.
Disability Services provides support for a range of mental health conditions. We work with your academic department to address any barriers to learning created by a mental health condition and ensure that you are able to access all aspects of your studies.
The University’s position on students making their own personal recordings of taught sessions is that personal recordings are only permitted in exceptional circumstances, such as where a student has a disability which impacts on their ability to take their own handwritten notes.
The Support Worker Team coordinates Non-Medical Helper support for disabled students provided by the University of Leeds.
The RNIB Transcription Service Leeds works with the University to provide transcription of academic material - print and inaccessible electronic source files - into large print, electronic text, braille, digital audio and tactile diagrams.