Diversity and Inclusion

The definition of ‘disability’ under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth) is broad. It includes physical, intellectual, psychiatric, sensory, neurological and learning disabilities. Disability can be permanent or temporary.
Ikon and ALG recognise the potential, contribution, and dignity of the Ikon disability community and seeks to develop a culture at Ikon and ALG based on inclusion, belonging and equitable engagement that ensures students can thrive and flourish.
If we can do more to support your needs please contact the student experience team.

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Studying In Australia with a Disability

Information and support for local and international students requiring disability support

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ADHD Australia

Information and Support for Neurodivergent Individuals

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Autism Hub

Resources for autistic students, young adults, carers, employers and university staff

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Microsoft Accessibility Tools

Build in features, technology and tools to support accessibility

Apply for a Reasonable Adjustment

If you have a health condition, disability, or personal circumstance that affects your ability to study, you may be eligible for a Reasonable Adjustment. This support ensures equal opportunity by adjusting learning materials, environments, teaching methods, or assessments—without changing course standards. You can apply at any time during your studies. Understanding what to include and providing valid supporting evidence helps your request be reviewed quickly and fairly under Ikon’s Reasonable Adjustment Policy.

Find out more here.

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