Meet some of our students

Ayolabi leads the Auckland University Disabled Students’ Association and advocates for a more accessible campus.

Despite facing a concussion and living with dyslexia, Shae is thriving in Law and Marine Science with the support of Student Disability Services.

“Koe pale ‘oe ngaue lelei, koe nague ‘oku toe lahi ange.” When you do a great job, the reward is a job that's even bigger.

Despite dealing with dysgraphia, William has recently graduated with two degrees and a job at Deloitte.

William is a blind person with a keen sense of adventure. You can tell from the way he talks about fantasy fiction.

Sophie has a passion for studying law, but she can’t imagine doing it without Frankie by her side.

After a diagnosis of autism spectrum and ADHD, Ruth received transformation support from SDS and Inclusive Learning.

Kaden is a problem solver. He is on time, organised and knows how to “get things done”.

Dr Aresh Tayebi has dyslexia, is deaf in one ear and has been recognised in the 40 Under 40 Awards.

Meet Ayolabi