Disability Support Services
Munster Technological University
MTU aims to ensure that students with disabilities/learning difference and/or significant ongoing health conditions can engage as fully as possible in their chosen courses of study.
The University cultivates an environment where students are comfortable to disclose their disability/learning difference and/or significant health condition.
Students are offered the opportunity to have their needs assessed by the Disability Support Service in order to identify any reasonable accommodation and/or other supports that they may require.
The Disability Support Service is available to students who have a physical or sensory disability, or a mental health or significant health condition. The service is also available to students with learning difference - this includes students with dyslexia/ dyscalculia; dyspraxia (DCD); autism/ASD; borderline mild general learning difficulty; speech and language communication disorder; ADD/ADHD; acquired brain injury (ABI) or any other condition impacting on cognitive functioning.
Students with disabilities/learning difference and/or significant ongoing health conditions are advised to make early contact with the Disability Support Services on their relevant campus, particularly if they require ISL, Personal Assistant, support with mobility on campus and/or transport.