Accessibility in higher education

Advice on tackling accessibility challenges in higher education to ensure all students and staff can fully participate in their studies and work. These resources explore topics such as digital accessibility, remote and in-person working, course design, technology use and assessment practices through an accessibility lens, alongside insight on widening access to higher education for more diverse populations.

By kiera.obrien, 3 April, 2025

Is collaboration the key to digital accessibility?

A laptop screen with many different storage drawers opening
Digital accessibility is ethically important, and a legal requirement, but it’s also a lot of work. Here’s how universities can collaborate and pool their expertise to make higher education accessible for all
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5minutes
By Laura.Duckett, 28 January, 2025

Starting a support group for students with disabilities

A group of students sat in a circle having a discussion
Supporting students with disabilities in regions where universities place less emphasis on equity, diversity and inclusion requires a proactive approach from staff. Establishing a student-led support group can make a significant impact
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5minutes
By Laura.Duckett, 21 January, 2025

It’s time to embrace digital equity

Students and staff on laptops
Ensuring digital equity at your institution requires prioritising accessibility and championing digital literacy, among other initiatives
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4minutes
By Eliza.Compton, 21 December, 2024

How can Jenga build course co-creation?

Jenga tower
Questions about accessibility led to events management students and educators using block towers to foster discussion of lived experiences and a sense of belonging. Here, Katy Proctor and Nick Davies offer their insights into co-creating module content
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4minutes
Accessibility in higher education