1 Mentoring

This section gives information on Specialist (Autism) Mentoring and the Student Mentor Scheme available at UoB.

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2 Useful Apps

Accessing MyUoB via app (also available as a webapp) is probably essential.  It lets you see  your personal timetable,  find available computers and study spaces, find library resources, access up-to-date module information, view your university emails and calendar… and it has a map of the campus.

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5 Disability Services

The University of Birmingham strives to be an inclusive learning community. Whatever your disability, mental health  or learning support needs, we’re here to help make sure you that you can access appropriate support to take advantage of the student university experience.

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9 First week on campus

A good start to your studies will really help you. Take some time to think about your first week – plan how to make the most of it and how to deal with the challenges.

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11 What is Disabled Students Allowance?

Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) is a grant intended to cover the extra costs of having a disability, long-term illness, mental health condition, or being autistic, dyslexia or dyspraxia. This activity explains DSA, why it could be useful to you and how to claim it.

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