We are committed to ensuring that disabled learners are empowered to achieve their full potential in a supportive and inclusive environment. While we offer guidance and advocacy, learners should primarily access institutional support to address their specific needs and concerns.
Seeking Support at University: Disabled learners who require support, whether related to reasonable adjustments or concerns about discrimination, should reach out to their university’s student support services and disability offices. These services are designed to address individual needs and provide personalised support:
- Disabled students Disabled students- Student Services – University of Liverpool
- Disability and Dyslexia Support Service (DDSS) | Support for new students | The University of Sheffield
- Support for disabled and neurodivergent students | Students – UCL – University College London
- Disability service | Glasgow Caledonian University | Scotland, UK
Introducing the BIOS Disability & Neurodiverse Network: As part of our commitment to supporting disabled learners, we are proud to introduce the BIOS Disability & Neurodiverse Network. This network provides a safe, supportive community where students can connect, share experiences, and access tailored support and guidance. Through the network, you can:
- Join peer support groups to exchange advice and encouragement.
- Access exclusive resources and events tailored to disabled learners.
- Receive mentorship and career guidance from experienced professionals.
- Stay informed about the latest accessibility initiatives and opportunities.