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Anglia Ruskin University is delighted to be working with DisabledGo.
In recent years we have invested over £85 million developing and improving our campuses in Essex and Cambridge. Our Chelmsford Rivermead campus is one of the most striking and modern in the UK, a new University Centre in Peterborough opened in September 2009, and further developments are underway on our Cambridge campus, Peterborough Guild House and Harlow.
We are also home to the Anglia Assessment Centre (AAC), which carries out Disabled Student’s Allowance assessments in Cambridge, Chelmsford, Norwich, Ipswich and for the University of Hertfordshire students at their campus, and at our partner institutes.
However, it’s not just about physical access. We have been Positive about Disabled People “double-tick” symbol users since 2001, and our on-going Equality-Proofing the Curriculum project is helping to ensure that the education we provide is as accessible as possible. In fact, we are one of the most socially inclusive universities in the UK. Our Vision and Values are explicit about this: “We are friendly and inclusive, and celebrate individuality and diversity. We support and encourage everyone, and strive hard to anticipate and meet needs and aspirations”.
We look forward to seeing you!
The Link to more information about support that is available to you is:
www.anglia.ac.uk/ruskin/en/home/your_university/disability_and_dyslexia.html
In recent years we have invested over £85 million developing and improving our campuses in Essex and Cambridge. Our Chelmsford Rivermead campus is one of the most striking and modern in the UK, a new University Centre in Peterborough opened in September 2009, and further developments are underway on our Cambridge campus, Peterborough Guild House and Harlow.
We are also home to the Anglia Assessment Centre (AAC), which carries out Disabled Student’s Allowance assessments in Cambridge, Chelmsford, Norwich, Ipswich and for the University of Hertfordshire students at their campus, and at our partner institutes.
However, it’s not just about physical access. We have been Positive about Disabled People “double-tick” symbol users since 2001, and our on-going Equality-Proofing the Curriculum project is helping to ensure that the education we provide is as accessible as possible. In fact, we are one of the most socially inclusive universities in the UK. Our Vision and Values are explicit about this: “We are friendly and inclusive, and celebrate individuality and diversity. We support and encourage everyone, and strive hard to anticipate and meet needs and aspirations”.
We look forward to seeing you!
The Link to more information about support that is available to you is:
www.anglia.ac.uk/ruskin/en/home/your_university/disability_and_dyslexia.html
