Reasonable Adjustments

Information on accessing reasonable adjustments at the University of Lincoln

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Many Reasonable Adjustments are now embedded into everyday teaching and learning at the University of Lincoln, to help remove barriers and make education more accessible and inclusive for all students.

To support this, we have created an online resource: A Guide to Reasonable Adjustments for Students.

This guide details the adjustments available and how they can support a wide range of needs.

However, if you feel your learning needs go beyond the reasonable adjustments outlined in the guide, or if you require reasonable adjustments for formal exams, please get in touch with the Student Wellbeing Centre.

You can contact the Student Wellbeing Centre via email: studentwellbeing@lincoln.ac.uk, or by calling 01522 886400.

Please note, if you’ve had reasonable adjustments for formal exams during your current course at the University of Lincoln, they will remain in place. If you’re unsure about anything or have any questions, contact the Student Wellbeing Centre.

You may also be eligible for further academic support through Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA).

Disabled Students’ Allowance (or DSA) provides extra help for students who have a diagnosed disability which may cause them difficulty with fully engaging in all elements of their academic studies.

We have created a guide to DSA to help you understand more about what DSA is, eligibility and how to apply.

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