Our Accessibility and Inclusive Learning teams support and advise students with:
- disabilities
- long-term health conditions
- autism
- and Specific Learning Differences (dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD).
We want every student to feel valued and supported and to get the most out of their time at university.
Please contact us if you are an international student with a disability or a learning difference. We can talk you through the support options available.
Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA)
The DSA is funding for UK students with disabilities, learning differences and health conditions. It is designed to make sure you can fully participate in university life and studies. Find out more...
Individual Learning Plans
The Accessibility team liaise with students to create Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) which recommend reasonable adjustments to help you succeed at university.
Screening and Assessment for Specific Learning Differences
Information for on-campus students who think they have specific learning differences such as dyslexia, dyspraxia or ADHD.
Information, checklists and screening for SpLDs and Autism
Information about learning differences and diagnostic assessment. Contains checklists and screening information.
Campus accessibility
Information about accessible routes in and around our Falmouth and Penryn campuses.
Autism & Uni Toolkit
For new students with autism or students who are thinking of studying with us.
Careers Support for Neurodivergent students
Careers information and guidance for students with autism and Specific Learning Differences.
Feedback or complaints about our services
Find out more here.
Contact us - Accessibility team
Email: accessibility@fxplus.ac.uk
Telephone (via Compass helpdesk): 01326 370 460
If you need an in-person meeting please contact us by email.
Contact us - Inclusive Learning team
Telephone: 01326 259 340
Email:
- dyslexia@fxplus.ac.uk (SpLD queries)
- or inclusive@fxplus.ac.uk (inclusion queries)
No DSA software? No problem
Follow the link to find out about useful free technology for students who don't get DSA and students who do! Watch short videos showing you how to use tools such as: mind mapping, text reader, grammar checker and dictation.
