Student Disability Services
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- Blind or partially-sighted students
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- Students with Asperger Syndrome or other autistic spectrum disorders
- Students with dyslexia or other specific learning difficulties (SpLDs)
- Students with long-term medical conditions
- Students with mental health difficulties
- Students with mobility difficulties
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What can I do to help myself?
We advise students who are deaf or hard of hearing to:
- Be open with your department about being deaf or hard of hearing if you are comfortable to do so – especially if you may need adjustments from your department. If you have any doubts or concerns about sharing information with your department, please come and see us at Student Disability Services
- Contact UCL Student Accommodation as early as possible if you are likely to have specific access requirements in relation to your university-owned accommodation
- Try and find out about the particular demands of your course well in advance – this will allow you to anticipate problems and make an early start
- Contact your department or Student Disability Services as soon as difficulties arise or if your support requirements change – don’t let problems mount up
UCL has systems in place to support you in your studies – but, as with all university students, you will need to take responsibility for your own learning.
