The Library Disability Support Team can help you with:
One-to-one appointments are available via phone, Microsoft Teams or face-to-face, please click on the Book an Appointment button.
The Skills for Learning webpages contain advice, resources and activities on university study, academic writing, maths and IT skills.
Welcome to the Leeds Beckett Library Disability Support pages. Disability can mean different things to different people. We can support people with a wide range of long-term conditions, specific learning differences and disabilities, to use the Library.
On these pages you will find information about the services and support we provide, including help and support for neurodivergent students. Please use the tabs above to find out more.
There is information about who can accompany you in the Library, accessibility features in Sheila Silver Library and accessibility features in Headingley Library. Our Visit Us pages have floor plans with text descriptions and self-guided library tours.
The Study Support Software Finder will help you to identify Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) software, Library software or free software which will help with a range of needs or tasks. For example if you are looking for software which will read text aloud to you, or change the colours of your screen.
The Disability Advice team offer advice and guidance on any disability-related matters. They encourage all applicants and current students to contact them to discuss support and facilities available.
Information about how to access support and what support is available is available on the Disability Advice website. They offer Disability Advice Drop-Ins sessions at both campuses. Or you can contact them via:
Your chat will be handled by a team of Library staff who may discuss it with the Library Disability Support team or refer it to them for specialist advice. If you do not feel comfortable with this and would prefer to contact the Library Disability Support team directly, please email LibraryDisability@leedsbeckett.ac.uk
