Information for Applicants with Special Needs
Background
The University of London International Programmes administers the distance learning operations of the University of London, making the University’s degrees and diplomas available world-wide to individuals who are unable to study in London. Currently there are more than 50,000 registered students, pursuing a wide range of qualifications at undergraduate and postgraduate level. The full list of undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications is printed in the University of London International Programmes prospectuses, and is given in detail on the University of London International Programmes website - Find a Course. A range of short courses and diplomas are also available.
The flexibility offered by the University of London International Programmes may be particularly suitable for people with disabilities who are considering their options in higher education. We welcome applications from prospective students with special needs, and will make every reasonable effort to make sure that their experience of studying with the University is rewarding.
For further information about the University of London International Programmes's Special Needs policies please refer to the Inclusive Practice Policy [5pgs, 95KB] and the Special Examination Arrangements Policy [6pgs, 58KB].
For additional details about the points contained in the associated documents, please email:
Special needs coordinator: specialneeds@london.ac.uk
Or write to:
Special needs coordinator
C/o Information Centre
The University of London International Programmes
University of London
Stewart House
32 Russell Square
London WC1B 5DN
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 207 862 8361/2
Fax: +44 207 862 8358
Email: enquiries@lon.ac.uk
The University has a panel that considers applications from students for special examination arrangements.
The aim of the panel is to
ensure that a student with a
disability is neither advantaged
nor disadvantaged when
compared with other students.
If you have a disability and
may need special examination
arrangements (such as extra
time or special aids), you
should complete the relevant
section of the application
form or write to the Special
Examinations Services
Department at the address
opposite enclosing medical or
other supporting evidence:
Special Examinations
Services Department
The University of London International Programmes
University of London
Stewart House
32 Russell Square
London WC1B 5DN
United Kingdom
Fax: +44 (0)20 7862 8349
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