You can receive support if you have a disability such as dyslexia, ADHD or impaired vision. The purpose with the support is that you should be able to study on equal terms. Learn more about common support measures and how to apply for support.
Examples of support are extended time, mentoring support, or getting access to a computer running special software during written examinations. To get support, you need to make an application and get a decision. If you have a temporary injury or illness, you are not entitled to the support described on these pages.
Apply for support here and get information about how it's done.
Learn more about different support measures and how to get them.
Have you been granted mentoring support because of your disability? Find out what it means here.
Here you find your contact person for disability support at your department or programme.
Here are links to more support that may be useful if you have a disability.
Here's information for support persons, such as note taking support.
The University's work to enable students with disabilities to study on equal terms is described in the procedure for support for students with disabilities.
You can find the procedure at The legal framework of first- and second-cycle education.