Register and Request Support
There is a wealth of support Disability & Neuroinclusion can offer at the University of Surrey.
Please complete the form below in as much detail as you are comfortable providing so that we can best advise and support you.
Existing adjustments
If you already have adjustments agreed and would like to check that they are in place, you are unable to use this form. Please contact us at disability@surrey.ac.uk.
Applicant
If you are an applicant or are considering applying to the University of Surrey, you are unable to use this form. Please contact us at disability@surrey.ac.uk.
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Student details
This could be one of the following:
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Academic adjustments
Exam adjustments
Use the options below to select the exam adjustments you have had in place previously. Please note that an Adviser will review your request and if they feel further supporting information is needed before agreeing to these adjustments, they will contact you.
Learning adjustments
Use the options below to select the learning adjustments you feel you need. Please note that an Adviser will review your request and if they feel further supporting information is needed before agreeing to these adjustments, they will contact you.
If you select "Other" for the response to any question, please detail in the box at the end of the section.
Accommodation adjustments
Preferential Accommodation Request Form
This form does not replace the online accommodation application which you must also complete. (https://ams.surrey.ac.uk/)
Please note that your application must contain the following elements:
Important Information
Disability & Neuroinclusion is only able to consider requests for preferential accommodation on medical and disability grounds.
If your request relates to any of the following, please contact the appropriate service:
If your request relates to any of the following, please contact the appropriate service
Parking adjustments
Parking Permit Request Form
Blue Badge Parking
Blue Badge holders are entitled to free parking at the University.
To receive this, you must register and upload clear photos of both the front and back of your Blue Badge.
Once registered, you will be able to park in any accessible bay across Stag Hill, Manor Park, and the Kate Granger Building. Your Blue Badge must always be displayed clearly in your windscreen.
Further information and the link to register your Blue Badge are available on the Parking webpage.
You do not need to complete this form as well. You only need to complete the form to register your Blue Badge.
Evidence Required
Please attend one of our drop-in sessions or contact us via Surrey Support to discuss how we can support you.
If you would like to arrange an appointment to discuss further support D&N can offer you or for details of our drop-in days and times, please visit the link below;
Disability and Neuroinclusion information page
Please read the following carefully and indicate at the end that you have read and accept these points. If you wish to query any of the points below, please contact Disability & Neuroinclusion before submitting your form.
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Summary of condition
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Consent
I understand that the Adviser will review my supporting evidence and the adjustments they are able to offer may differ to my request.
I understand that these adjustments will be added to the University system and distributed to my department and the Central Exams team.
I understand that these reasonable adjustments will need to be shared with the following relevant staff in order to be implemented:
If you have concerns about sharing your reasonable adjustments with any or all of these relevant staff, please do contact D&N directly. However, be aware that not providing full consent may mean it is not possible for all adjustments to be implemented.
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Medical needs
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Mental health
Centre for Wellbeing
At the University of Surrey we have the Centre for Wellbeing. The Centre for Wellbeing offers a range of pastoral services to ensure that our students feel well and supported throughout their time at the University. They are not a clinical service provider, but offer advice and support for mental, emotional and psychological issues, as well as signposting to clinical services.
https://wellbeing.surrey.ac.uk/centre-for-wellbeing
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Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA)
The Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) is funding that helps to contribute to any additional costs a student might incur during higher education study as a direct result of a disability.
DSA is available in addition to your other student finance loans or grants and does not need to be repaid.
The funding is not a loan and not counted as income when working out whether you are entitled to benefits or Tax Credits. The amount you’ll receive depends on your individual needs and is not based on your income, nor that of your parents or partner.
There are many things that the Disabled Students Allowance can contribute towards, depending on your individual needs. This includes:
If you have already applied for Student Finance: Sign in to your account to start your application. This should be on your ‘to-do list’. If not, select ‘change your circumstances’ to apply. You will need to provide copies of your medical evidence at this point.
If you do not need Student Finance, or if you applied by post, you can use the DSA paper application form available here: DSA application forms
If you are eligible for Disabled Students' Allowance, you will receive an approval letter from your Funding Body. This could take around 6 weeks to arrive and is known as your DSA1 letter.
The next step is to arrange to attend a Needs Assessment at a location of your choice.
Following the Needs Assessment, the assessor will write a Needs Assessment Report, detailing all the recommended support, as discussed during the assessment.
After the Funding Body has made a decision on your recommendations, you will receive a DSA2 Letter which will outline exactly what equipment and support has been approved. The letter also includes the contact details of each of the support providers so that you can arrange for your recommendations to be implemented.
Upload your evidence