We welcome disabled students at the University of Greenwich and have recently established a Disability and Dyslexia Resource Centre to enable us to support disabled students more effectively. Students with a wide range of impairments have successfully studied and graduated from the University and currently we have over 700.
Dyslexic students form our largest disabled group.
We realise that you may need support before, during and after your studies and this Guide describes what we can provide and how to access help. We would encourage disabled and dyslexic students to visit the University prior to applying in order to make early contact with the support services we offer. What to do before you apply If you have a significant impairment it is wise to choose a University where your needs can most easily be met. The application procedure When applications are received from disabled and dyslexic people the University assesses the academic merits of the application only. In assessing whether facilities are adequate the University will look at any possible problems, potential solutions - and whether and how these can be achieved.