Our Centre for Accessibility Services coordinates:
- academic accommodations
- disability-specific funding
- associated supports and services
Types of disabilities may involve mental health, physical, chronic, sensory and neurological disabilities whether temporary or ongoing, episodic, apparent or non-evident.
Academic accommodation is granted when a performance barrier occurs between the academic environment and the impact of a disability.
Learn more about the Centre for Accessibility Services
Next steps
Getting Started
Learn about the three-step process for registering with the Centre for Accessibility Services.
Get Started
Book an Appointment
For students already registered with the Centre for Accessibility Services.
Book an Appointment
Book an on-campus exam accommodation
Complete this form with required lead time to arrange testing invigilation. You need an approved testing accommodation to qualify.
Request on-campus exam accommodationOur CapU Commitment
At CapU, every student has the right to an accessible, inclusive and barrier free education. Academic accommodations address physical, attitudinal, technological, systemic and communication barriers.
CapU is committed to maintaining a discrimination-free environment in alignment with the British Columbia Human Rights Code.