Workshops on studying with a disability

We run a selection of workshops to help you whilst at university.

Am I dyslexic?

If you think you have dyslexia, book on to this workshop to find out about:

  • dyslexia and other specific learning difficulties, such as dyspraxia
  • how dyslexia can affect your studies
  • how to get an assessment for dyslexia
  • how to check if you could get funding to pay for an assessment
  • the benefits of having dyslexia identified
  • the study support available for students with dyslexia.

Book a workshop

Workshops are online via Microsoft Teams and in person:

Future dates will be added when they are available.

Applying for Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA)

If you have a disability or medical condition, then you might be able to apply for Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA).

This workshop will explain what the DSA is, how to apply, and what support you might receive through it. 

Book a workshop

Workshops are online via Microsoft Teams and in person.

Future dates will be added when they are available.

Do I have AD(H)D?

If you think you have AD(H)D, book on to this workshop to find out:

  • how AD(H)D can affect your studies
  • how to get an assessment for AD(H)D and the different types of assessment
  • how to check if you can get funding to pay for an assessment
  • the benefits of having AD(H)D identified
  • the study support available for students with AD(H)D.

Book a workshop

Workshops are online via Microsoft Teams or in person.

Future dates will be added when they are available.

Careers Service

If you are a current student or graduated from the University within the last 3 years, you are welcome to join Careers Service events. Events are either online or in person at 5 Tyndall Avenue.

Book an event

Workplace adjustments for disabled and neurodivergent students 

This information session will help you learn more about how adjustments work and what further support is available to help you navigate the process.

Employer Showcase

A two-day multi-sector autumn careers fair to help you learn more about access arrangements for disabled and neurodivergent students.

Careers Service support 

Disabled and neurodivergent students and recent graduates can access a range of support: 

We aim to make Careers Service support as accessible and inclusive as possible. If there are any adjustments we can make to help you access the Careers Service, please contact access-careers@bristol.ac.uk.

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