UT-Disability and Access

Announcing our Spring 2026 Accessibility Champions! 🧡

Nominated by disabled students, faculty and staff, these individuals have shown outstanding commitment to creating an accessible UT. Their work helps ensure everyone can fully participate in campus life.

Join us in celebrating our Champions’ contributions to our community!

Do you have a psychological disability? D&A provides accommodations including testing accommodations, flexible attendance, extended deadlines and note-taking support. Swipe to learn more, and check out the documentation guidelines: https://disability.utexas.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Psych.Guidelines-8-2024.pdf.

Updates to Disability and Access Hours

Thursday, May 7: Closed 12-5 p.m.
Monday, May 11: Closed 11:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
May 18–22: Remote services only

Need assistance? Call 512-471-6259 or email [email protected].

Heading to the Forty Acres this fall? Don’t forget to register for accommodations!

You can start the process as soon as you accept your admission to UT. Swipe to learn how to register — it’s a quick process once you have everything ready, and the D&A team is here to help you every step of the way.

Learn more: https://disability.utexas.edu/how-to-register/.

Visual disabilities affect how you access visual information in academic settings. D&A provides accommodations including alternative text formats, assistive technology, accessible course materials and testing accommodations for students who are blind, have low vision or experience other visual disabilities. Documentation is required to confirm eligibility. Learn more: https://disability.utexas.edu/visual-disabilities/

Managing a physical or medical disability in college can be challenging — you don’t have to do it alone. D&A offers accommodations like flexible attendance, testing support and notetaking to help you succeed. Documentation is required. Learn more: https://disability.utexas.edu/physical-or-medical/.

DEADLINE EXTENSION: Apply by April 30 for the Eric M. Suhl, Lois Ford LaBauve and Karen Wolffe & Terry Hirsh Scholarships.

https://utexas.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com/Applications/Apply?ApplicationFormId=26014&AYID=2287&StartPage=1

UT Austin provides sign language interpreter services at no cost to Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, faculty and staff. Interpreters are available for classes, meetings and university-sponsored events. Contact Disability and Access to get started.

Do you have hearing loss? We're here to help.

D&A provides accommodations like interpreters, live captioning and note-taking support tailored to your needs. Communication access shouldn't stop your success. Swipe to learn more.

Documentation is required to confirm eligibility. Learn more about the criteria: https://disability.utexas.edu/deafhh/.

D&A will operate remotely Tuesday–Friday, March 17–20, during Spring Break. Hours will remain 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

We will resume in-person operations on Monday, March 23, with the same hours.