When you apply for university, you may be asked for information about disability. It can be helpful to share this information at the start of the application process, as this will enable university staff to share information about support available to you.
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2 Talking about autism
By talking about autism and advocating for yourself, you make an important step towards feeling comfortable with others. This article introduces the advantages of being open about autism, and give some practical tips.
Full article3 Meeting people at university
Many students find meeting new people and making friends amongst the most exciting but also most difficult aspects of starting university. We recognise this can also look a little different in an online-only setting, too. Here are some ways you can meet others on your programme.
Full article4 Autism & The Built Environment
We spoke to Rosie Hart, ESG Lead at Cast Group, to discuss autism and the built environment sector. Here’s what she had to say…
Full article5 The Disability Support Team
Find out how to contact our Disability Support team to access support and talk about any adjustments you may require.
Full article6 The Virtual Learning Environment (VLE)
This article will give you a brief overview of the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), and explain how your learning materials are presented.
Full article7 Online learning
The article provides practical assistance with learning online. It covers mental health and well-being considerations as well as guidance in navigating university systems, services and people you can liaise with. We also offer guidance on prioritising your work, taking into account a healthy work-life balance.
Full article8 The Academic Support Team
Find out how the Academic Support Team can help you gain confidence in your academic skills and writing.
Full article9 Top tips for sensory comfort when studying
This article explores ways you can uphold your sensory comfort levels while studying or working.
Full article10 Managing conflict
Different people have different expectations and styles of working together. Sometimes that can lead to conflict. This article will help you recognise causes of conflict and proposes strategies to resolve it.
Full article11 How to reduce anxiety and stress
It is normal to feel anxious sometimes, like when you are starting a university course or approaching a deadline. This activity is about helping you to manage these feelings and includes tips from other autistic students.
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