![A desk with books stacked at the back. On the desk are five white dice with, instead of numbers, black letters. Lined up, the dice say (one letter per die) "STUDY".](http://jamiehale.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/study-1-300x180.jpeg)
Disabled at Uni series
This covers a number of aspects of the disabled student experience, serving as advice and guidance on studying as a disabled student, the support that’s out there, and how to access it. The posts on it are all in this category and can be found here.
- Applying to study
- Disabled Students’ Allowance
- Before your course begins (and who’s there to help)
- Accomodation, social care, and healthcare
- Starting to study
Studying as a disabled student can be logistically complex, with numerous things to consider. During my Undergraduate degree I received a lot of support from my (small) University, and after I graduated I took 3 years out. I returned to University to begin a Master’s this autumn, and have written this series of articles on returning to study whilst disabled. I’m hoping it will help other students facing the same challenges I faced.