Pages tagged with: disability
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Staff
University of Plymouth key information that Disability Services provide for students
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Current students
University of Plymouth information for current students with disabilities.
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Applicants
University of Plymouth information on disability services for applicants.
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Training
Discover training opportunities to promote an environment of inclusivity at the University of Plymouth by increasing your levels of confidence and competence when supporting your students.
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Advice about specific conditions for students
University of Plymouth: Helpful information for our students about specific conditions.
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Disabled Students' Allowance - information for students
University of Plymouth information on eligibility for Disabled Students’ Allowance
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Academic aiming to bridge the gap worldwide for people in need of basic assistive products
Alice Inman, Programme Lead for MSc Global and Remote Healthcare, attended a World Health Organisation (WHO) summit in Geneva to discuss how simple assistive products such as hearing aids and wheelchairs can be delivered to people who need them most.
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Field trips and off campus learning activities
Plymouth University: Inclusive fieldwork and off campus activities require thorough design, planning and preparation
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University awarded HEFCE funding to enhance STEM opportunities
The University of Plymouth has been awarded funding by the Higher Education Funding Council in England (HEFCE) to address barriers to student success
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Accommodation requirements for students with disabilities
Plymouth University disability services. Students with disabilities and accommodation
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Non-medical helper information
University of Plymouth Disability Services. Non-medical helper information
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Mental health support
Plymouth University support for students in mental health crisis. Suicide, Bi-polar, schizophrenia, psychosis.