Disability Inclusion Service

Our Disability and Inclusion Service works with you to ensure you have fair and equal access to your education. All University of Salford students benefit from inclusive and accessible teaching, and you can read more about this in our Inclusive Support Statement.

For further adjustments such as exam arrangements and in-class support, our Disability Inclusion Service can work with you to create a Reasonable Adjustment Plan (RAP).

How do I get support?

If you are a current student, you will first need to fill out a registration form and submit medical evidence. We will then contact you to arrange your support.

If you are a prospective student or a new student who hasn't completed our registration process yet, we encourage you to register as early as possible to get your support sorted before you begin your course. Please fill out the prospective student registration form and we will be in touch.

A guide to our Disability Inclusion Service

View this page for a summary of how our Disability Inclusion Service can support you.

Reasonable Adjustment Plans

Reasonable Adjustment Plans (RAP) can be put in place to ensure you have fair and equal access to your education.

Guide to medical evidence

A guide to what you can submit as medical evidence when registering with the Disability Inclusion Service and applying for funded support from Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA).

Funding for support

Read about all the different funding options we have available to support you during your studies.

Health and safety for disabled students

Sometimes you may need additional help when you are studying or on campus. We've outlined how we can help with emergency evacuation plans, other emergency situations and risk assessments on this page.

Accommodation when you have a disability or a health condition

Your choice of accommodation may be influenced by ill health or disability. If you apply for a place at CLV or another major accommodation provider, tell them in your application form so they can offer you a suitable room if available.

Support for disabled international students

Support is available for all international students who have a disability or health condition.

Employability, further study and work experience for disabled students and graduates

Employers are becoming increasingly more positive about employing disabled graduates. We've compiled a list of resources to help you transition into a workplace environment.

Contact our Disability Inclusion Service

You can easily contact us via askUS or get in contact with us directly to enquire about Reasonable Adjustment Plans, dyslexia assessments or any other support you’d like to know more about. If you’re applying to study with us, you can tell us about your disability or learning difficulty via your UCAS form or at registration.