Government immigration regulations do not normally admit students from outside the European Union into the UK to study part-time. If you have a disability LSE is committed to improving its facilities for students with physical disabilities. We have a special adviser who assists people and educates staff about the needs of students with disabilities. We have some special computer equipment to assist students who may be visually impaired. The Students' Union Advice Centre co-ordinates a service to offer volunteer readers for the blind.
Some lecture rooms have special equipment to assist students with hearing aids.
All the main buildings are now accessible to wheelchair users. We are monitoring and improving access to other buildings. A limited number of rooms in three halls of residence have been adapted for wheelchair users. We consider all applications on the same academic criteria. We encourage you to consult us at any time about any difficulties you think you may face during your time with us.