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Statement on additional learning support

A joint statement from UCU and Disability Rights UK (DRUK) on additional learning support.

UCU and DRUK call on government to recognise and meet the additional course costs faced by students as a result of a disability and/or learning difficulty.

UCU DRUK Additional Learner Support Statement [120kb]

Last updated: 8 February 2019

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