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Introduction
Are you thinking about applying to university? Do you have questions about access and support while studying? Use these listings to search for UK universities and colleges that provide higher education courses and find the contact details of their disability coordinators.
Key features
- Links to university and college websites
- Links to their Disability Equality Schemes
- Contact details for all disability coordinators
How to use
- Click on the Search link above
- Fill in the form with one or more search criteria:
Example
Name of institution: Aberdeen, or Aber
Town: Bristol, or Bris
County: Select from the dropdown menu
Postcode: CV1 2WX or CV1
Region: Select from the dropdown menu
- Click on the Reset button if you want to clear the form and start again
- Click on the Search button
- Your search results are displayed as a list
- Click on the name of the college or university, or on Details>>
- Full contact details for the individual institution are now displayed
More help
Do you want to know more about access to higher education?
Contact the Skill Information Service
Read our Higher Education Information Sheets
Useful external links
Aim Higher
www.aimhigher.ac.uk
Information on what higher education can do for you, how to apply for a course, funding and student life
Foundation Degrees
www.foundationdegree.org.uk
Information on foundation degrees combining academic study with work-related learning
Open days
www.opendays.com
Directory of college and university open days
Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS)
www.saas.gov.uk
Information on applying for financial support in Scotland
Student Finance England
www.studentfinanceengland.co.uk
Central system for information on financial support and online applications for grants, loans and Disabled Students' Allowances (DSAs) in England
Student Finance Northern Ireland
www.studentfinanceni.co.uk
Information on financial support in Northern Ireland and contact details of local Education and Library Boards (ELBs)
Student Finance Wales
www.studentfinancewales.co.uk
Information on financial support in Wales
UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA)
www.ukcisa.org.uk
Advice service for international students
Unistats
www.unistats.com
The official website for comparing subjects at colleges and universities in the UK
Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS)
www.ucas.ac.uk
The central admissions system for higher education applications
Reach out to disabled students - advertise in Into HE 2010
A range of advertising opportunities is available in the printed guide and on the website offering you a valuable chance to attract disabled students to your institution, services or employment.
Who buys Into Higher Education?
Every year, Into Higher Education is supplied free to individual disabled students (P&P charge only)and sold to
- professionals working with disabled students or potential students
- schools
- colleges
- higher education institutions
- Aimhigher
- Connexions and careers services
Interested?
If you are interested in advertising in the 2010 guide please complete and return the
Booking form for service providers
or check the Advertising fact sheet
For more information
Contact Sally Hayward sally@skill.org.uk or 020 7450 0620
Buy a copy of Into Higher Education
Into Higher Education is our fully updated guide for disabled people planning to study in higher education. It answers all the questions you may have about the support available for disabled students and gives you the information you need to make the right choices.
Contents:
- when and where to apply
- how to choose the right course
- what support is available
- how to finance your studies
- profiles written by disabled people - first-hand experiences
Go to the Skill online Bookshop
Disclaimer
Any reference to a particular higher education institution, assessment centre or supplier does not imply a recommendation.
