Student Services
Moses Center For Accessibility and Inclusive Culture
NYUAD is committed to providing equal educational opportunity and participation for students with disabilities (physical, cognitive, mental health, and learning). We work with NYUAD students to determine appropriate and reasonable accommodations that support equal access to a world-class education. Confidentiality is of the utmost importance. Disability-related information is never disclosed without student permission.
The Moses Center for Accessibility and Inclusive Culture offers the following services: academic, housing, exam accommodations, and facilitation of assistive technology support. To learn more about the services or to apply online, please fill out the accommodations application through the Moses Center Portal. You can schedule a meeting with the Student Persistence and Accessibility (SPA) team to discuss your accessibility inquiries by emailing nyuad.spa@nyu.edu.
Student Persistence and Well-Being
Student Persistence and Well-being empowers students to cultivate their holistic well-being, enabling them to thrive both academically and personally. The department provides one-on-one student support coaching to help students identify challenges and achieve their goals. It also provides mandatory and opt-in initiatives aimed at promoting mental health, mitigating risks, and fostering resilience by embedding well-being opportunities within existing spaces to strengthen emotional regulation, Additionally, the department collaborates with staff, faculty, and students to support students of determination while serving as a liaison to the Moses Center for Accessibility and Inclusive Culture at NYU. REACH (Raising Empowered Advocates for Community Health), our peer support group, offers guidance as students navigate their transition into and throughout university life. REACH is dedicated to fostering safe and inclusive spaces on campus, including ‘The Nook,’ a peer-to-peer support hub open to all students.