Student Disability Services
Our role is to support students with a range of impairments to succeed and excel within the University.
We offer a variety of practical services for students, from advice to note-taking, as well as information (see below). Your disability or impairment might be permanent or temporary – the key thing is that it affects your ability to study.
You will need to provide us with relevant medical or professional evidence, but we may be able to assist people with:
• a mental health condition (students only).
• a learning disability (students only).
• impairment due to a medical condition.
• physical/mobility impairment.
• a head injury.
• a speech impairment.
• vision or hearing impairment.
• and people that are blind or Deaf.
Student Learning Centre referrals
We can assist departments with advice on how to access a range of specialist equipment such as adaptive technology and specialist services such as New Zealand sign Language Interpreters. We also offer advice to staff about assisting students with impairments.
Inclusive Teaching and Learning Guidelines
Vacancies/Employment opportunities
Undergraduate Targeted Admission Schemes
Library services for people with disabilities
Designated study spaces and resource rooms
Guidelines for staff with disabilities
Frequently Asked Questions about Equity
Creating an inclusive teaching and learning environment for students with impairments
We have a service centre with dedicated staff in the ClockTower which is open from 8.00am – 4.00pm, but suggest making an appointment.
Room 036, Basement Level
ClockTower
22 Princes St
Auckland
Phone: +64 9 373 7599 ext 82936
Fax: +64 9 308 2354
Email: disabilities@auckland.ac.nz
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