A quick 10–15 minute FUSA survey helping amplify diverse student voices to improve accessibility at Flinders. I know you get sent lots of surveys to complete, but this one is student-driven and about how we improve accessibility at Flinders, so I hope you’ll consider. Details in post.
Flinders University Student Association (FUSA) is inviting students to take part in an Accessibility Survey to better understand how accessibility is experienced across the university.
💬 Why this matters: Your responses will help shape a Disability and Accessibility Report, supporting student advocacy and informing changes both at the university and within FUSA.
⏱️ What’s involved?
- Takes 10–15 minutes
- Fully anonymous and deidentified
- You can skip any question or leave at any time
👥 Who can take part?
This survey is open to:
- Students with disability
- Neurodivergent students
- Carers of a person with disability
- Students without disability who want to share experiences or perspectives on accessibility
👉 No clinical diagnosis is required.
♿ What does “disability” include?
Disability can mean different things to different people. This survey recognises a broad range of experiences, including:
- Physical, sensory, intellectual, neurological, neurodevelopmental and psychosocial disability
- Temporary or permanent conditions
- Long-term illnesses or diseases
- Different physical abilities (e.g. blindness, deafness, limb difference)
- Medical conditions or work-related injuries
✅ You are encouraged to define what disability means for you.
❤️ A quick note
Some questions may touch on challenging experiences. Please take care and can skip anything that doesn’t feel right.
🔗 Take the survey
👉 https://qualtrics.flinders.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_daJRqj0vJFzHeVo
🙌 Student-led, for students
This survey was developed by a student-led committee, supported by FUSA staff, and led by FUSA Disabilities Officer Jordy Humphreys.
If you’ve ever had an experience with accessibility at Flinders – positive, negative, or somewhere in between – this is your chance to help make a difference.