Welcome to the Inclusion Portal!

The Inclusion Team is committed to reducing barriers to your studies and providing the best possible support along your Arden journey!   We encourage you to get in touch with any concerns so that we can ensure you have the right support in place and can access the resources you need. 

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Contact Us

We would love to hear from you!

Contact inclusion@arden.ac.uk with any queries or to arrange an appointment

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Help if you are in a crisis or emergency situation

Emergency services Call 999 in an emergency for the Police, Ambulance or Fire service. NHS non-emergency…

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Managing Academic Pressures

Studying is about learning and not everything will be perfect. Working harder to attempt to reduce pressure can lead to…

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Support from Arden

Togetherall All Arden University students have access to Togetherall, which includes free online welfare, as well as…

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External help and resources

During your time at university, you may have to deal with many challenging life circumstances.  It is important that…

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Top tips for Wellbeing

Wellbeing Studying at University can sometimes feel like it is just about classes and assignments, exams and grades.…

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Mental Health - Support and Guidance

During your time at University, you may have to deal with many challenging life circumstances.  It is important that…

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Specific Learning Differences (dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia); ADHD and Autism

Specific Learning Differences, ADHD and Autism What are…

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What support do we offer?

Adjustments & Support   There are lots of different…

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Evidence Requirements

Evidence   Anyone is welcome to share the barriers they…

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Disabled Student's Allowance

DSA Introduction If your ability to…

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Disclosing a Disability

Definition Disclosing or sharing that you have a…

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What is a Disability?

Definition ‘Disability’ is an umbrella term that…

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