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Attending Open Days

Open Days are a great opportunity to explore universities, discover the courses that interest you, and get a feel for the campus environment. Before making your final decision, it's important to:

Speak with the Course Leaders

Understand the Course: Find out what the course entails and see if it meets your specific needs.

Check Course Websites: Review the details of each course online to ensure they align with your interests.

Verify Entry Requirements: Make sure you understand the qualifications needed for the course. This will help you prepare your application.

Ask About Equipment: Inquire about any special gear or assistance the university offers, especially if you have a disability.

links to University Websites

  1. University of Greenwich
  2. University of East London
  3. University of London
  4. London Metropolitan University
  5. London South Bank University
  6. Goldsmiths, University of London
  7. University of Westminster
  8. City, University of London

Speak with Wellbeing Support team

Discuss Your Program: Contact the Wellbeing team to learn about the support available for your program.

Support for Your Disability: Ask about the types of help they can provide based on your disability and study needs.

Limitations of Services: Understand any conditions they cannot assist with so you can seek alternative solutions if needed.

Exam and Assignment Adjustments: Find out if you can get extra time or other modifications for tasks and tests.

Funding for your need

Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA): Inquire about your eligibility for DSA and the steps to obtain it.

DSA Application Process: Learn about the procedure, required documents, and time frame for applying for DSA.

Support Worker

Request a Support Worker: Discuss how to get a support worker who meets your needs.

Hours with a Support Worker: Clarify how many hours of support you can receive and how to arrange it.

One-on-One Working Space: Ask if there are specific areas on campus where you can work with a support worker without interruptions.

Mobility Assistance on Campus: If you have mobility challenges, inquire about special facilities or services to help you navigate the campus.