What is SPS?
SPS is an offer of advice and support during the programme for students who:
- have a mental health diagnosis or neurological disorder
- have a physical disability
- have dyslexia
- have dyscalculia
The scheme seeks to ensure that you can complete your education on a level playing field with your fellow students. Therefore, the help you can get is highly individualised. Support options may include, for example:
- IT tools for dyslexics
- Other relevant tools
- Sessions with a reading and writing specialist
- Sessions with an SPS advisor
We help you seek support upon admission
The support is granted by the Danish Agency for Education and Quality, and SDU seeks the support on your behalf once you are admitted. We recommend that you send us the relevant documents as soon as possible after being admitted due to the processing time.
For more information about support options and applications, please refer to SDU’s website for enrolled students.
Do you have questions about your options?
Although we can apply for support for you only after you are admitted to SDU, we are happy to discuss your needs and the process for being assigned to the SPS programme.
You can contact us via this contact form or by phone at (+45) 6550 1800 between 10:00–14:00 on weekdays.
You can also read about SPS in general at spsu.dk.
Do you have questions about your options?
Although we can apply for support for you only after you are admitted to SDU, we are happy to discuss your needs and the process for being assigned to the SPS programme.
You can contact us via this contact form or by phone at (+45) 6550 1800 between 10:00–14:00 on weekdays.
You can also read about SPS in general at spsu.dk.