Special Needs Students

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Introduction

Whether you are a first-time university student, a returning student or transferring from another institute, the UTB Admissions Office is here to help you succeed. Take a look at our programme offerings or request information from an Admissions representative today.

UTB has carefully designed its admission processes to accommodate the specific needs of students. Admissions at UTB is accessible and convenient.

UTB’s professional and well-trained admission officers is here to assist you in completing your enrolment process. In every step of the admission process, admission officers will extend their expertise to students and parents to ensure a smooth enrolment into UTB.

The applicant is carefully assisted throughout the enrolment process and fully acquainted with the different programme offerings of the university. Applicants are provided with the University brochures and curricular plans of their chosen programme.

Requirements

The student requesting for special accommodation is required to submit his/her medical records.
Admission to the University shall be based on the availability of special equipment / facilities required by the student’s illness. If these are not available and cannot be made available due to certain circumstances, the student is immediately informed prior to admission.
Students with special needs must confirm his/her disability in the admission application. If the student has not mentioned his/her disability, the University reserves the right to accept/deny his/her admissions as it sees fit based on the nature of the disability and University’s existing support mechanisms.
If the request is made due to a physical disability, the Admissions Officer should make a report file for reference anytime by other concerned offices, a copy of the report should be forwarded to the guidance office for appropriate arrangement of required support needed.
The physical disability, which can be accepted in the university, includes: Student in a wheelchair and the like, epilepsy, amputation in the foot, limping or asymmetric abnormality and like, dyslexia, minor speech problem, minor poor vision, and weakness in the muscles of the parties.