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Disability Services aims to provide appropriate support and facilities for students with disabilities including physical and sensory disabilities, medical conditions, mental health difficulties and specific learning difficulties.

If you have a disability and wish to find out more about the support we provide please follow the links above, or Contact Us.


Prospective Students

Disability Services at the University of Ulster is committed to developing an inclusive environment for all students. 

We welcome enquiries from prospective students with specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, sensory impairments, mobility difficulties, medical conditions or mental health concerns. For Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Click Here.

We encourage you to disclose any disability or medical condition to ensure that appropriate support is arranged for you. 

Please click the download button below to display the leaflet 'Letting us know about your disabilities', which you can then print, complete and return to the address provided at the bottom of the form.

Letting us know about your disabilities | Download


Noticeboard

23/04/09 - Notice for Staff and Student! Update of the physical access work underway.

As as result of last years Consultant form click here to see a list of the updated physical access work which is underway for all Four campuses of the University. These improves include main entrances to the campus and access to lecture room plus many more improvements

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31/3/09 - Physical Access at University Of Ulster. What do you think?

Campus Consultations on Disabled Access

Each year, Physical Resources and Student Support team up to review disabled access for students to each of our campuses. Last year, as you can see from the list below, a number of improvements were identified and will be in place soon.

 

We invite you to start the ball rolling on this year’s consultation, by letting us know of any issues which you feel need to be addressed in order that we can try to make  each campus is as accessible as possible.

 

With buildings as large and diverse as our own, it is not a simple task to ensure easy access to all areas. We are continuing to work towards that goal and the information which you can provide from your own experience is vital in making progress.

 

Please give details of the improvement you would like to recommend please click here to complete the feedback form and send your reply to Jan Elliott by email at ja.elliott@ulster.ac.uk. Feedback forms must be completed by 25th May 2009.

25/3/09 - Paralions Athlete Search Day

The Paralympic Council of Ireland (PCI)today (12th March) announced details of the ParaLions Athlete Search Day to be held in Dublin City University Sports Complex on Saturday May 2nd.  The event will feature Irish athletes who competed at the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games, along with a number of sports demonstrations and a series of exhibition stands for each sport involved.

 

If you have a physical disability or vision impairment, this is a fantastic opportunity to come along, meet Ireland’s Paralympic heroes and participate alongside them The Paralympic movement in Ireland wants to see you and urges you to attend for at least a portion of the day on May 2nd at DCU and, who knows, this could be start of your path to representing Ireland at the Paralympic Games. .

For more information on this event click here to see a promotional poster for this event.

Click here to see the events schedule.

For more information on this event please read the press release click here to take a look.

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08/01/09 - Understanding and Supporting Ulster students with Dyslexia Workshops.

Two workshops financed by the Disability Related Projects Initiative are being provided to raise awareness of dyslexia and to provide Academic Teching and Learning Suuport Staff with practical guidance on how best to support students with dyslexia. Workshops will be held in Magee on 18th February 2009 and in Jordanstown on 25th February 2009. For more information and an application form go to www.staffdev.ulster.ac.uk and click on february courses. If you have any further queries please contact Estella Dorrian (Disability Support Co-Ordinator) at e.dorrian@ulster.ac.uk.

----------------------------05/08/08 New Students

 

If you have a disability, medical condition, specific learning difficulty or mental ill health. It is essential that you contact us to discuss the support that may be provided. Please Ensure you have completed your DSA1 & returned it to your ELB, with medical evidence.

If you have dyslexia, you will require an Educational Psychologist’s Report that was carried out within the past 2 years and after the age of 16 years.  Otherwise, contact us to discuss your options.

-------------------------------------05/08/08 - AT Training

Your Disability Advisor will contact you once confirmation of your funding has been recieved to arrange a date and time for your training

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05/08/08 Disability Services at UUB

The Disability Adviser is currently located in 82C17 on Mondays & Wednesdays 10:00 – 16:00. Please call 02890 267300 to make an appointment or drop in if the adviser is free.

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Exam Support

If you have exam support requirements and have not already met with a Disability Advisor. Please contact us no later than the end of October to guarantee support for your exams in Januray.


Assistive Technology Interactive CD

Assistive Software - Interactive CD

Disability Services has just launched a new Interactive CD, to let students know about all about the Assistive Technology that is available at the University of Ulster. Check out our on-line version | Here


Contact | Disability Services

Please Contact Us, if you have any problems or you would to talk to someone.

 
 
 

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