This document outlines the 3 easy steps to register a disability with the University of Southern Queensland (USQ). The first step is to book a consultation with USQ's Student Services team to discuss support needs. The second step is to provide documentation about the disability to help determine accommodation requirements. The final step is for USQ to create a personalized Learning Support Plan outlining accommodations to share with lecturers and ensure support across all courses. Registering a disability provides practical solutions from USQ's Disability Resources to help students achieve success.

1. Email: stsv@usq.edu.au
Phone: 4631 2372 (Toowoomba External)
4194 3125 (Fraser Coast)
3470 4400 (Springfield)
Web: usq.edu.au/current-students/services/disability
Ready, set, go!
Register your disability with USQ
(in 3 easy steps)
Have questions about registering your
disability? Talk to us!
If you live with a disability, injury, mental health or
medical condition that may affect your university
studies, there is support for you at USQ. Our Disability
Resources provide practical solutions to help you
achieve success in your studies and it couldn’t
be easier to register!
Ready…
The first step is to get in touch with our Student
Services team and book a consultation. You can chat
to us either face-to-face or over the phone, whatever
works for you. This meeting is all about getting to
know you, answering your questions and helping you
decide how our Student Services team can assist you in
your studies.
Set…
We’ll need some documents from you to help us
understand your circumstances and get a good idea
of the type of support you’ll need from us. To find out
what kind of documents we’ll ask for, see the Disability
Resources Documentation Requirements on our
website...
Go…
We’ll work with you to come up with your very own
personalised support plan. We’ll summarise your needs
and accommodations into a Learning Support Plan that
you can pass on to your lecturers. This will ensure you
get the support you need in every course you complete
during your degree.
To access the support that will help you
succeed in your studies or to find out more
about the resources available to you as a student
living with a disability, get in touch via the details below.
CRICOS: QLD00244B NSW02225M TEQSA: PRV12081 9.1.F 04.2017