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Studying at the School

• Undergraduate programmes
• Masters programmes
• Professional programmes
• Doctoral programmes
• Postgraduate profiles and research
• What our students say
• Disabled students

Studying at the University

• Studying at Bristol
• Undergraduate prospectus
• Postgraduate prospectus
• Equivalent or lower qualifications (ELQs)
• Funding your studies

Information and policies for disabled students

• Information for disabled students
• School for Policy Studies disability policy
• University of Bristol disability policy

Information for disabled students

You can download information about the support that is available for disabled students in this leaflet (Word, 62Kb) (PDF, 54Kb).

School for Policy Studies disability policy

The aim of the disability policy at the School is to support disabled students studying within the  School (including students who may not self-define as disabled such as students who are dyslexic or have experience of mental health problems). We would welcome any comments on our policy as well as suggestions for any improvements. The contact person within the School is Jacqui Perry who is the Departmental Adviser on Disability.

You can download the School for Policy Studies Disability Policy from here (Word, 108Kb) (PDF, 100Kb).

University of Bristol disability policy

The University has a "specific commitment to encourage disabled students to study at the University and to respond to their needs, both academic and social". It also aims to "ensure that their participation in all aspects of University life is as full and successful as that of any other student."

Follow this link to read the University of Bristol's Disability Policy.