Your requirements

If you have a disability, long-term health condition or specific learning difficulty (SpLD) for which you usually need adjustments or support, we'd strongly encourage you to disclose it when you apply, or as soon as possible after you've applied. This information will be dealt with confidentially and sensitively, and will not affect the assessment of your application.

Over 7,000 students at Oxford have declared a disability. The University is committed to making reasonable adjustments to enable students with disabilities or long-term health conditions to apply for study and participate fully in student life. Our Disability Advisory Service (DAS) has more information about what we can offer, and what it is like to study at Oxford with a disability.

If you have a disability or long-term health condition and are thinking about applying to Oxford, our guide for disabled applicants provides more information about how the University can support you during the application process.

If you answer ‘Yes’ to ‘Do you have any disabilities or long-term health conditions?', you'll see an additional question asking for further information. Please tick all of the boxes that apply to you.

If you don't see an appropriate category in the list on the form, tick the box for ‘A disability, impairment or medical condition that is not listed'. An additional answer field will appear, and you can use this to enter more information.

Depending on the information you provide in this section, you may see an additional section of the application form, 'Additional support or access requirements', where you can provide information about any additional support needs you may have.

If you would like to discuss this section of the application form, or how the University can support your specific needs, please contact the Disability Advisory Service.