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Studying at Oxford as a Blind/Partially Sighted Student

Interested in studying at Oxford University? Check out Tiri's and Kelsey's story below to find out about their individual journeys at Oxford.

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Studying at Cambridge as a Blind/Partially Sighted Student

Interested in studying at the University of Cambridge ? Check out Aure's and Jasmin's story below to find out about their individual journeys at Cambridge.

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Inclusive fitness equipment for people with a visual impairment

The design of fitness equipment used in many gyms is a barrier to visually impaired people taking part in exercise. This research investigates the development and provision of electronic fitness equipment for visually impaired users.

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Student Stories

Read the stories of blind and partially sighted students on their educational journey and the advice they have for other students.

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Experiences of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for People with Sensory Loss 2017

This study into the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) found the application process hindered by accessibility issues, confusing forms and troublesome face-to-face assessment experiences.

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Designing house entrances for people with visual impairment

This study found numerous low cost, effective solutions to problems with entrances to the homes of blind and partially sighted people.

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Choosing cooking appliances for people with sight loss

A study found for vision impaired people, the perfect cooker, oven, hob and microwave does not exist but this practical guide outlines how to choose the best home appliances for sight loss.

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Volunteering gave me my life back

Laura Kennedy shares her experience of volunteering at Merseyside Sight Loss Council.

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Ali’s Story: Work to Break Down Your Barriers

Ali Obaidan moved to the UK two months before starting university, he had a lot to learn very quickly but leapt into the experience and encourages other blind students to do the same. Find out about his experience studying for a Master's degree.

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Sight loss FAQs

We've pulled together a list of sight loss FAQs. This includes helpful links to other support services and groups.

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What the Student Voices and Young Voices Have Been Doing

Discover what our Student Voices and Young Voices volunteers have been up to and what great work they have been doing.

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Engagement

Our engagement work covers includes external affairs and campaigns and the campaigning work of our Sight Loss Councils, Student Voices, Young Voices and our Student Support team to improve the lives of blind and partially sighted people.

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