FIE works closely with its university partners, placement sites and affiliated organizations to provide an accessible experience for all students.FIE's This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. can assist you with any accessibility needs or queries – from pre-application and throughout your study abroad experience.
FIE staff regularly attend workshops, training sessions, and share best practices with others to support students in higher education. FIE is a proud member of several professional organizations including AHEAD and NADP, and has pledged as an organization to Time to Change.
FIE, in accordance with its mission, is committed to a comprehensive policy of equal opportunities and as such, our programs are tailored to give access to the widest possible student representation. We recognize that the environment, services, and facilities may be “enabling” or “disabling” and support the social model of disability. Please contact our team with any questions or concerns you may have.
Applications from students with various physical, sensory, cognitive and behavioral/emotional disabilities are welcomed. You are encouraged to declare disabilities on your application form to allow for discussion on access requirements and to provide time for reasonable accommodations to be made.
RESOURCES
In addition to the support you receive from our FIE team in the US and abroad, there are a variety of online resources available for students with disabilities. Browse the links below to find out more:
FIE RESOURCES
FIE London Writing Support Tutors
FIE London Health and Medical Resources
FIE London Counseling and Mental Health Resources
FIE Dublin Health and Medical Resources
FIE Dublin Counseling and Mental Health Resources
Service and Emotional Support Animal Policy and Procedures
LONDON
GENERAL
MIUSA (Mobility International USA)
GoAbroad Meaningful Travel Tips Tales for Mental Health Abroad