Our Sensory Advisor will contact all students who share information about their sight loss with the Disability and Dyslexia team to arrange a meeting. Sharing your Needs

 This discussion will result in identified, agreed reasonable adjustments that the university will make to enable the student’s learning. Reasonable Adjustments

Reasonable adjustments might include:

• Alternative arrangements if you feel you may have difficulty using facilities such as the libraries, photocopiers, departmental offices and academic registry.
• Resources which are digitally accessible
• Support with campus orientation
• Support with ensuring university accommodation meets need
• Ensuring a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan is in place if needed
• Special arrangements for exams and assessments
• Adjustments for work placements

Please see our assistive technology help pages for information on the support, services and software available for our students.

The Disabled Student’s Allowance may provide blind or sight impaired students with the following resource: notetaking support, sighted guide, mobility training, specialist study support and specialist software.

The Sensory Advisor is one key point of contact for blind or sight impaired students throughout their time at university.

For further information contact the Disability and Dyslexia service by email at disabilitydyslexia@chi.ac.uk or telephone 01243 812076

Our Sensory Advisor will contact all students who share information about their hearing loss with the Disability and Dyslexia team to arrange a meeting. Sharing your Needs

 This discussion will result in identified, agreed reasonable adjustments that the university will make to enable the student’s learning. Reasonable Adjustments

Reasonable adjustments might include:

• AV resources which have accurate captions
• Permission to audio record sessions
• Support with ensuring university accommodation meets need
• Ensuring a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan is in place if needed
• Special arrangements for exams and assessments
• Adjustments for work placements

Please see our assistive technology help pages for information on the support, services and software available for our students.

The Disabled Student’s Allowance may provide students who are deaf or hard or hearing with an additional resource, such as: notetaking support, specialist software and equipment, and specialist study support.

The Sensory Advisor is one key point of contact for students who are deaf or hard of hearing throughout their time at university.

For further information contact the Disability and Dyslexia service by email at disabilitydyslexia@chi.ac.uk or telephone 01243 812076

Our Sensory Advisor will contact all students who share information about their mobility needs with the Disability and Dyslexia team to arrange a meeting. Sharing your Needs

 This discussion will result in identified, agreed reasonable adjustments that the university will make to enable the student’s learning. Reasonable Adjustments

Reasonable adjustments might include:

• Learning sessions timetabled in accessible spaces
• Support with campus orientation
• Targeted support assistance
• Support with ensuring university accommodation meets need
• Ensuring a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan is in place if needed
• Special arrangements for exams and assessments
• Adjustments for work placements

Please see our assistive technology help pages for information on the support, services and software available for our students.

The Disabled Students’ Allowance may provide students with mobility needs with an additional resource such as specialist software and equipment, specific furniture required for study.

The Sensory Advisor is one key point of contact for students with mobility needs throughout their time at university.

For further information contact the Disability and Dyslexia service by email at disabilitydyslexia@chi.ac.uk or telephone 01243 812076