Prospective students

The University of South Australia prides itself on its inclusive educational environment minimising barriers to study. We can provide a range of academic adjustments such as alternative exam arrangements as well as specialised services such as sign language interpreting, alternative format print material and adaptive equipment.

 

University of South Australia students, Mark, Sophia and Rebekah, share their experiences of dealing with university life and studying while having a disability.

Students with disabilities at University of South Australia

Entry provisions

There are a variety of pathways to university, including bridging study through UniSA College, and the STAT test entry.

SATAC applicants with disabilities can apply for special consideration as part of their entry process. The impact of your disability or medical condition can then be taken into account when University offers are made.  Please note that SATAC does not provide any information to the University about your disability. For more information please contact the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre.

Once you accept an offer to study at UniSA, you will need to contact our Access & Inclusion Service to find out about our free services and make an appointment to discuss your individual needs.

International Students with a disability who are interested in studying in Australia can find more information at this website.