Swansea University FAQ - What are Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC)/What is Autism, and what support is available at Swansea University?

What are Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC)/What is Autism, and what support is available at Swansea University?

ASC/Autism affects how people perceive the world and interact with others. If you would like to explore the possibility that you may have ASC, please contact the Wellbeing Service via email at wellbeing@swansea.ac.uk.

If you would like to declare that you have a diagnosis of ASC/Autism, please complete our online form.

The ASC Team within Wellbeing offer a wide range of support, including help with applying for DSA, individual support sessions, and arranging exam/academic adjustments, amongst other things. Please take a look at our Autistic Spectrum Conditions Service page for further information.

Last update:: 10-09-2020 15:19
Author:: Danielle Gummer
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