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University Student Disability Services

Find spaces at universities that strive to create an inclusive culture where disabled people feel valued and supported.


For those eager to pursue tertiary education at university, disability student services are available to lend a helping hand. So, if you or someone you know could benefit from Disability Student Services, don't hesitate to reach out. These spaces are here to support you on your journey towards success studies.

Check out the links below and don't hesitate to get in touch for a friendly face-to-face chat with one of your new University's support team members.

Check out National Disabled Students' Association. They speak up for the things that are important to tuira (students ) across New Zealand.

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Auckland University of Technology – Disability Student Support. AUT is dedicated to creating a supportive, inclusive, and accessible environment for all disabled students. Whether someone is Deaf, neurodiverse, or has a disability or medical condition, AUT provides the support they need to fully engage in their learning.

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Visit Auckland University – Disability Student Support If you are a student at Auckland Uni living with a disability. If you suspect that you have a disability, or if you are a staff member wanting support and information in working with people with disabilities, this service can help.

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Accessibility Services | University of Waikato Accessibility Services supports students with disabilities or impairments by providing tailored assistance and fostering an inclusive environment for equitable campus access.

Massey University | Student disability support services: Massey support services and resources are available for students with disabilities, impairments, and health conditions. Assistance is tailored to individual needs, helping students achieve success in their studies.

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Disability Services at UCOL: UCOL provides support services to help students with disabilities, impairments, ongoing medical conditions, or temporary injuries that affect learning.

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Te Amaru / Disability Services | Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington: Te Amaru—Disability Services work in partnership with staff, students, and the disability community to strengthen Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington’s culture of inclusion, to celebrate disability, and to ensure students can fully participate and achieve their aspirations.

Disability Information and Support Home | University of Otago The University of Otago’s Disability Information and Support service assists students with disabilities, impairments, injuries, or medical conditions that may impact their studies.

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Student Accessibility Service | University of Canterbury: Around 20-25% of Massey students face accessibility challenges. Te Ratonga Whaikaha | Student Accessibility Service (TRW | SAS) provides support and guidance to help them succeed. Learn more about UC's Student Accessibility Service.

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