Expert Resources: university


These are the items that relate to university found on the AbilityNet website. They may be factsheets, webinars, news stories, blog posts or reports.

  • Free webinar: Complying with HE Accessibility Regulations in month 1

    Mark.Gaddes | 22 Aug 2019
    This webinar provides an update on how Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations are being implemented by universities and other HE (higher education) institutions. This is part of a series of free webinars we are hosting to support you on your journey to compliance.

  • Complying with HE Accessibility Regulations in month 1

    Mark.Gaddes | 21 Aug 2019
    This webinar provides an update on how Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations are being implemented by universities and other HE (higher education) institutions. This is part of a series of free webinars we are hosting to support you on your journey to compliance.

  • Name it and claim it: disclosing your disability at university

    Jessica Doyle | 07 Aug 2019
    Every student deserves the help they need to achieve their full potential. At AbilityNet we are passionate about equipping disabled students with the information they need to take the first steps towards a fulfilled university experience: naming your disability and claiming the support. 

  • Is your public sector website prepared for new regulations?

    Abi James | 05 Aug 2019
    In August 2018, a new law was passed that means that public sector websites will need to meet accessibility standards so that people who use assistive technology or have additional needs can easily access services and information. The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications)...

  • Inclusive technology for disabled students: your questions answered

    Lizi Green | 04 Jul 2019
    On our recent webinar on 'Free Training on Inclusive Technology for Students' we shared some of our favourite free and low-cost apps that can help students facing barriers to learning related to focus, note-taking and organisation, time management and mental health. In this blog we answer your...

  • Being labelled as disabled (or not) at university

    Jessica Doyle | 28 Jun 2019
    The Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA), is a UK Government grant which provides support to disabled students in higher education, playing a huge role in breaking down barriers and levelling the playing field. 

  • Four game-changing apps every student needs at university

    Jessica Doyle | 07 Jun 2019
    As of 2017, almost every undergraduate student (95%) owns either a laptop or a smartphone. Most students today are digital natives; technology is no longer just a convenience, it is a necessity and an inevitability, fully ingrained into every aspect of life, including higher education. 

  • What’s the future for DSA? Update from AbilityNet Practitioner Days

    Claudia.Cahalane | 26 May 2016
    Disabled Student Allowance changes are happening regularly. AbilityNet DSA practitioner Days will keep you informed