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Disability and neurodiversity support

Inclusive for all

At University College Birmingham, we are committed to ensuring every student has an equal and outstanding learning experience. We welcome everyone regardless of physical disability, medical conditions or other specific special needs.

Our Disability and Neurodiversity Support team is here to advise and provide assistance throughout your studies. We work closely with other support areas to ensure that your needs are met and that you can enjoy your time with us.

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Find out more about the services we provide:

Transition Days

Our Transition Day helps new further and higher education students with additional needs take the next steps with confidence.

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Students of University College Birmingham

Disability and neurodiversity support for university students

We arrange tailored support for our university students to enable you to achieve your full potential. Support is flexible, student-centred and personalised to meet preferences and needs.

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Disability and neurodiversity support for further education students

We offer support to help you succeed in your studies, including transition support and assistance in class. All support is tailored to meet your individual needs.

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Holly, a nursing associate apprentice, was recently diagnosed with autism and ADHD at the age of 32, meaning she needed extra support to excel and make the most of her time at university. 

"I access support from university because of my diagnosis," she said. "I have accommodations made in class, access to 1:1 support, if I need it, and the disability team assist me when I’ve asked for help. This is a big part of me and my journey. I have struggled most of my life and never really understood why. University was tough for me, but I've made it this far and I’m nearly there now.

"I’ve achieved what many would have thought would be impossible. I hope to bring positive change and ambition to other students who may be struggling or have been told they’ll never achieve a career due to their disability. Look where I am today!"

Contact us

If you have any queries, please get in touch:

Higher Education queries

Location: Ground Floor, Baskerville House
Telephone: 0121 232 4497
email: DNSupport@ucb.ac.uk

Further Education queries

(including Education Health and Care Plans)
Location: Room 632, Summer Row
Telephone: 0121 604 1000 (ext: 2619/2241)
email: evidence@ucb.ac.uk 

Disabled Student Commitment

University College Birmingham has signed up to the Disabled Student Commitment - one of only 15 universities to do so. This signals our renewed intention to undertake a holistic review of our provision for disabled students and make improvements where needed. 

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