Health, wellbeing, accessibility and disability services

Find out how the Student Wellbeing team can support you with counselling, mental health care, accessibility services, and disability support.
About accessibility and disability support at Herts The Accessibility and Disability team can help you access support, reasonable adjustments, Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) guidance, and study-related support throughout your time at Herts.
Accessibility Advisor appointments: what to expect Find out how to book an appointment with an Accessibility Advisor, what happens during your meeting, and the support available to help you succeed in your studies.
Accessibility and Disability Services Team Find out more about our team of accessibility and disability advisors who are here to support you.
Accessibility and disability support at Herts Find out about accessibility and disability support, including reasonable adjustments, assistive technology, specialist mentoring, study support, mental health support and diagnostic assessments.
Applying for a Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) Find out if you're eligible for a Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA), how to apply, what evidence you'll need, and how Student Wellbeing can support you.
Booking a Dyslexia or Dyspraxia diagnostic assessment Find out how to request a diagnostic assessment for dyslexia or dyspraxia, who is eligible, and how an assessment may support access to study support and funding.
Booking a needs assessment for your Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) application Once you have heard from your Funding Body that your DSA application has been approved, you will be told to book an assessment
Can someone contact the University on my behalf? Use the Third Party Authorisation form to give permission for a parent, guardian or other nominated person to speak to Ask Herts or Student Administration on your behalf about specific aspects of your student record.
Consent to share your personal information Learn why Student Wellbeing may ask for your consent to share information and how this helps us create a Study Needs Agreement (SNA) and support your studies.
Disability support for international students If you are an international student with a disability, long-term health condition, specific learning difference or mental health condition, Student Wellbeing can help you access support and reasonable adjustments during your studies.
Disability support for Postgraduate Research students Disability Advisers provide specialist advice, support and reasonable adjustments for postgraduate research students with a disability, health condition, specific learning difference or mental health condition.
Disclosing your disability and sharing your information Learn about the benefits of disclosing your disability early on in your student journey.
Hertfordshire Business School Student Support (Guidance and Wellbeing) HBS Student Support (Guidance and Wellbeing) is the team to support you with personal and academic challenges and we offer confidential 1:1 meetings online, in person and via telephone.
Practice Placement Needs Agreement Talking about your disability in a positive and constructive way can be of benefit to you, we can help you to think this through.
Sharing information about your disability Learn how the University handles information about your disability, who can access it, and how your Study Needs Agreement (SNA) is used to support your studies.
Stammer or stutter support If you have a stammer or stutter, Student Wellbeing can provide advice, guidance and reasonable adjustments to help you succeed during your studies.
Study Needs Agreement (SNA) All students who disclose a disability or difficulty can have a Study Needs Agreement (SNA) if they want adjustments for their studies
Support for dyslexia Find out how the Student Wellbeing Disability Team can support you with dyslexia, including study adjustments, specialist support and advice throughout your studies.
Support for neurodivergent students Information about neurodiversity, neurodivergent conditions, and the support available to help you succeed in your studies.
Support for your disability Learn about the specific support we provide for our disabled students
Support for your mental health If you're struggling with your mental health while studying, Student Wellbeing can help you access support, arrange study adjustments, explore funding options and develop strategies to manage university life.
Support to Study procedure Find out what the Support to Study procedure is, why you may be referred, what happens at each stage of the process, possible outcomes, and your right to appeal.
Top tips for disabled students Hear from current UH students about their experiences of university life and discover practical tips to help you prepare, access support, manage your studies and make the most of your time at Herts.
Wellbeing support for postgraduate research students Find out about the wellbeing, counselling, disability and mental health support available to postgraduate research students at Herts.
What is a disability? Find out how disability is defined under the Equality Act 2010 and learn about the range of conditions that may be classed as a disability.
Why should I disclose my disability? Learn why disclosing a disability or long-term health condition can help you access support, reasonable adjustments and funding during your studies.
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