Support for Dyslexia and Dyspraxia

Depending on your needs, you may require some Examination Access Arrangements. The Disability and Dyslexia Service can advise you on how to make an application.

Once you have received a diagnosis of a SpLD and have met with an adviser from the Disability and Dyslexia Service, you can discuss the possibility of Specialist One to One Study Skills Support (and/or Specialist Mentoring for students with a diagnosis of ADHD).

The Library offers special facilities for students with disabilities; for example, you can request to extend loans for an extra week when borrowing books. A small number of individual study carrels are available to students with disabilities, (e.g. if you have a condition that affects your concentration and need to study on your own). Find out more on the Library's website.

Advice and Counselling provides a range of advice and information for all Queen Mary students about welfare and financial issues. The service is free and confidential.

Queen Mary's Academic Skills Centre offers a range of academic, research, information and maths and statistics skills support. The service offers one-to-one sessions, workshops and has a range of self-access resources.

All eligible Queen Mary students are encouraged to register with the on-site GP surgery through the Student Health Service at Mile End.  Please note that students must live in the E1, E2, E3 or E14 postcode area to be eligible to register.