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Disability and Dyslexia Service
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Specific learning differences

Students with specific learning differences will join a supportive and inclusive environment, with resources and services available to help with university life.

 

 

Support for Dyslexia and Dyspraxia

Specific support available for Queen Mary students with Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.

Screening and assessment

The DDS offers support in securing access to a diagnostic assessment - learn more about it.

Study Skills Tuition

Study Skills Tuition sessions are individual, personalised support sessions for students with Specific Learning Differences, including dyslexia.

FAQs

Find out further information about what we do, how we can support you, and get answers to your questions.

What is Dyslexia?

Dyslexia occurs in people from all backgrounds and of all abilities. It is a mix of both difficulties and strengths and varies in degree.

What is Dyspraxia?

Dyspraxia, also called Developmental Coordination Disorder, is thought to affect up to 10 per cent of the population and up to two per cent severely.

What is ADHD?

Find out more about screening and assessment for ADHD, medication as well as the support on offer.

Examination Access Arrangements

Examination Access Arrangements

Disabled Students' Allowance funded computer

Application for £200 award towards the cost of a computer.

Needs assessment

Find information about what a Needs Assessment is, how to arrange one, and what preparation is necessary before attending.

Support across our campuses

Information on how to access the support you need across Queen Mary campuses.

Global opportunities

Learn more about how you can enrich your study experience, from summer schools to semester and year-long exchanges.

SensusAccess

SensusAccess is a self-service, alternate media solution that allows you to convert documents into a range of alternate media.

Non-specialist human support

Find out more about what forms of human support are available through the Disability and Dyslexia Service and how to apply.
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