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The Disability Liaison Unit (DLU) has primary responsibility for facilitating the participation of students with disabilities. This is done primarily by working with students to identify reasonable adjustments that promote opportunities and independence in the pursuit of academic success. The DLU also works closely with all members of the University community to progress the University's commitment to equity and inclusion.

The DLU provides a free and confidential service to enrolled students with disabilities studying at any campus of the University. Our Privacy Statement outlines how information is managed within the Unit.

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