Disability Advisory Service (DAS)

The Disability Advisory Service (DAS) is an essential resource for students with a wide range of disabilities and mental health conditions at the University of Reading. Located at the ground floor of the Carrington Building in Reading, England, DAS offers a range of services and accommodations for students with disabilities, ensuring that they have access to the same opportunities as their peers.

At DAS, students can expect to receive personalized support and guidance from a team of experienced advisors who are committed to promoting equal access to education. The staff members are trained in a variety of disability-related issues, and they work closely with students to identify appropriate accommodations, including exam adjustments, note-taking support, and specialist equipment loans.

Beyond academic accommodations, DAS offers a variety of services to help students with disabilities navigate university life, including social events, one-to-one counseling sessions, and workshops on topics such as time management and study skills. The aim of these services is to provide students with a supportive network where they can develop their academic skills and socialize with peers in a welcoming environment.

At the Disability Advisory Service, the focus is on individual needs, and the team is committed to ensuring that each student receives the support and accommodations they require to succeed in their studies. By offering a holistic approach to disability services at the University of Reading, DAS has become a vital institution for many students with disabilities, promoting inclusivity and creating a barrier-free environment for all.