Transition to University
Starting university can feel exciting, but it can also be challenging. We are here to help and support disabled applicants to make the transition to the University of Sheffield.
Upcoming events
Orientation Week: DDSS timetable of sessions
Week commencing 14 September.
These are the sessions and activities that the Disability and Dyslexia Support Service (DDSS) will be delivering for students during the university’s Orientation Week. They are designed to help you feel confident and prepared for your transition to university.
If you would like to chat with us - beyond visiting the DDSS reception or attending a pre-booked appointment with your Disability Adviser - you can find us at the following locations during the week.
- For a quick chat: Come and see us if you have any quick questions about DDSS, want to say hello, or would like to chat about how your week is going.
- Next steps and planning: While we cannot agree to or action your study support directly at these sessions, we can talk you through the process and help you plan your next steps to setting up DDSS support.
You do not need to book in advance to attend any of the following sessions:
Welcome Week: DDSS timetable of sessions
Week commencing 21 September
These are the sessions and activities that the Disability and Dyslexia Support Service (DDSS) will be delivering for students during the university’s Welcome Week. If you would like to chat with us, beyond visiting the DDSS reception or attending a pre-booked appointment with your Disability Adviser, you can find us at the following locations during the week.
- For a quick chat: Come and see us if you have any quick questions about DDSS, want to say hello, or would like to chat about how your week is going.
- Next steps and planning: While we cannot agree to or action your study support directly at these sessions, we can talk you through the process and help you plan your next steps to setting up DDSS support.
You do not need to book in advance to attend any of the following sessions.