Disability Support Mental Health

Many people with a mental health condition do not regard themselves as disabled, however the term “disability” can encompass mental health difficulties.

A mental health condition can impact on your ability to study, so telling us about a disability enables us to fully support you during your studies. It is helpful to disclose a disability on your application form, but you can disclose at any time.

For further information on disclosing a disability and the support at University College Birmingham.

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Supporting a friend or family member

Seeing our children, friends or family members struggling with their mental health can be tough. Find a range of help services and advice for supporting o…

Support resources

Our health and wellbeing team have put together a list of wellbeing resources that you can use independently, including helplines, websites and leaflets.

Specialised Accommodation

The Accommodation Service at University College Birmingham are available to offer support for anyone that requires an adapted room

Nurse and medical services

Our nursing service is here to provide you with practical advice and assistance regarding medical needs while you are studying with us.

Health and wellbeing

We know good health and wellbeing are essential for you to enjoy your university experience and study effectively. Our dedicated team are here to help you.

Disability and neurodiversity support

We are committed to providing an inclusive learning environment, and our DNS team is here to advise you and provide assistance throughout your studies.

Financial support

While studying, it is important to manage your finances and access any help to which you are entitled. Our staff are here to give you the support and advice you need.