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Accessing Our Service
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Services and Assistance
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Register with the Service
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Future Students
Thinking about uni? Find out more on our Prospective Students page.
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Access on campus
- UTS Access map (click the "Access and amenities" tab)
- Hearing assistance facilities
- Accessing UTS
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Contact us
Phone: +61 2 9514 1177
Email: Accessibility@uts.edu.auAppointments are available on-campus or online via Zoom or phone. The Accessibility Service is operating a hybrid working model. Accessibility Consultants are working designated days from campus and from home.
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UTS Privacy Policy and statements
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Information for Academic staff
A central contact for support.
The Accessibility Service is the university’s central contact point for all UTS students living with one or more disabilities, medical or mental health conditions.
About the Accessibility Service
The Accessibility Service is the University’s central contact point for all students living with one or more disabilities, medical or mental health conditions.
Services and assistance
Register with the Accessibility Service to access a range of services and adjustments to support students' participation and assessment.
Register with the Accessibility Service
To receive support from the Accessibility Service, you will need to register with us.
About the Accessibility Service
The Accessibility Service is the University’s central contact point for all students living with one or more disabilities, medical or mental health conditions.
Services and assistance
Register with the Accessibility Service to access a range of services and adjustments to support students' participation and assessment.
Register with the Accessibility Service
To receive support from the Accessibility Service, you will need to register with us.
SensusAccess
File conversion software, for the conversion of files between a wide range of formats to meet your access requirements.
Prospective Students
UTS is committed to providing equal opportunity for students with disabilities and ongoing health conditions through an inclusive educational environment.
Academic Liaison Officers (ALOs)
Academic Liaison Officers (ALOs) are academic staff in each faculty who are responsible for determining approval of assessment adjustment arrangements for...
Rights and responsibilities
A copy and updates of this Privacy and Rights and Responsibilities information is available via the Access Resource Library and Accessibility Service website.
Privacy and policy
UTS, like all educational institutions in Australia, is obliged under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) (opens an external site) to provide students...
Who we assist
There are two eligibility requirements to access the Accessibility Service:
Thinking about uni?
Find out more on our prospective students page.