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We offer a range of services and adjustments to help you achieve your academic goals and minimise the impact a disability can have on your experience at university.
The University is dedicated to ensuring that all students have equal access to learning.
By registering with Inclusion and Disability Services students who have a disability can gain access to the adjustments and services they need to succeed in their studies.
Types of adjustment might include:
Eligibility for these services is determined on an individual needs basis, upon review of the recommendations made in your supporting documentation and your consultation with a Inclusion and Disability Services Officer.
As a student with a disability, Inclusion and Disability Services Officers are your main point of contact. They can liaise with your faculty or school to make sure you are provided reasonable adjustments and support.
Each faculty or school also has at least one Faculty Disability Liaison Officer (FDLO) who can provide quick advice and support specific to your learning environment.
You can reach the Inclusion and Disability Services team on +61 2 8627 8422 or disability.services@sydney.edu.au
The Disability Discrimination Act 1992 recognises that disability may be permanent, intermittent or temporary; acquired or lifelong; visible or invisible. The Act defines disability to include:
9am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday.
Registered students can make an enquiry online
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