Disabled student support is under the spotlight.
With renewed focus on disability commitments and increasing regulatory pressure, universities are being asked to prove more than compliance — they’re being asked to show real impact.
Most aren’t there yet.
This isn’t about policies. It’s about what students actually experience.
Join sector leaders and practitioners for a fast-paced, practical session on how universities are moving beyond reactive adjustments and building inclusive support that works in reality.
What you’ll take away
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What’s coming next from regulators and how to get ahead
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How to move beyond compliance and focus on what improves outcomes
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Where institutions are getting stuck and how to move forward
Practical ways to deliver inclusive support at scale -
How to strengthen the student voice in meaningful ways
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Clear, actionable ideas you can start using immediately
Expectations are rising. Resources are tight. The pressure isn’t going away.
The institutions that act now will be the ones that get this right — for students and for the future.
Meet the speakers:
Prof. Deborah Johnston MBE, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, London South Bank University
Sarah Richardson, Associate Director (Student Services) at the University of Derby & AMOSSHE Executive Committee Member
Emma Diston, Head of Disability, University of Hertfordshire
Grant McNeill, Client Solutions Director, Symplicity