How can Inclusive Learning help me?

Inclusive Learning can work with you to develop your skills in:

• Workload management and organisation.
• Academic reading and writing.
• Note-taking for study.
• Test and exam preparation.
• Research process management.

Resources and services we offer include peer groups, workshops, one-on-one advice and online resources.

Autistic students who are new to university may be interested in All Systems Go!, a transition programme that supports the development of academic, organisational and self-advocacy skills before starting study.

Find out more about All Systems Go!.

We can help you seek assistance from academic staff. For example, we can provide a learning needs memo to share with your lecturers and/or tutors.

We also recommend assistive technology such as read-aloud (text-to-speech) and voice recognition (speech-to-text) software. 

Student Disability Services referred Ruth into Inclusive Learning during their doctoral studies and that support proved transformational. Read about Ruth's success.