Assistive Technology FAQs

Students requiring assistive technology should contact the Disability and Mental Health Service (DHMS) in the first instance in order to discuss their requirements. 

Whilst a number of items are freely available to either download, (in the case of software), or can be purchased via OneFinance, (e.g. ergonomic mice), members of staff requiring more specialist assistive technology will need to complete  an Access to Work assessment. Click here for further information.

Yes, the Digital Skills Lab offers support with digital assistive technology. Register your interest by contacting the Digital Skills Lab for a one-to-one Digital Assistive Technology overview. 

Access to the assistive study spaces is restricted and can only be agreed as part of a Student Support Plan, which are arranged by the Disability and Mental Health Service (DHMS).