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The disability unit is a centre which assist students who have barriers to learning due to disabilities. Students living with disabilities need added support due to the uniqueness of their physiological make up. We offer services; Orientation and mobility training to familiarise students with their surroundingsComputer training to develop essential skills for the use of […]

The University is committed to responding to the needs of students with disabilities. The Disability Unit in collaboration with University departments is responsible for developing and facilitating a wide range of services for support of disabled students e.g. academic support, accommodation, finance, access etc. Contact Number: 031 260 3140Email Address: enquiries@ukzn.ac.za

The University is committed to responding to the needs of students with disabilities. The Disability Unit in collaboration with University departments is responsible for developing and facilitating a wide range of services for support of disabled students e.g. academic support, accommodation, finance, access etc. Contact Number: 031 260 3665Email Address: education@ukzn.ac.za

The University is committed to responding to the needs of students with disabilities. The Disability Unit in collaboration with University departments is responsible for developing and facilitating a wide range of services for support of disabled students e.g. academic support, accommodation, finance, access etc Contact Number: 031 260 7706Email Address: enquiries@ukzn.ac.za

ARCSWiD is situated within the Learner Support & Student Affairs portfolio and is one of the three directorates under the Dean of Students with Student Development and Student Funding being the others.The vision of ARCSWiD is to be the leading provider of quality services for students with disabilities registered with UNISA. In line with UNISA’s

Center for Universal Access and Disability Support CUADS will strive to facilitate, create opportunities for, and enhance students’ critical thought and ways of being that are consistent with human rights and the principles of social justice. To develop and implement co-curricular programmes, activities, and services that provide truly humanising daily lived experiences which are essential for

The disability Unit: Provides advice on any learning disability-related issues. rovides counselling for students with disabilities. Provides assistance to students who require extra time during tests and assessments. Provides software for blind and partially sighted students. Ensures access to the campus for physically handicapped students. Provides information to lecturing staff regarding the needs of disabled

​​The Disability Unit provides academic support to students with disabilities and also supports academic departments. Support to academic departments include information regarding reasonable accommodation to student applications, registration, classroom activities and examinations. ​In addition, the disability unit plays a supportive role as far as examination registration is concerned. Arrangements for special concessions for examinations, such

The Disability Rights Unit (DRU) assists in cases where professionals have verified that the student needs individualised services to overcome severe disadvantages. Students with temporary disabilities (e.g. broken limbs) may request services for the period during which they are disabled. Depending on the disability, students may require programme modifications (for example, a reduced course load), auxiliary services (such