Quiet Spaces on Campus

Source: https://www.york.ac.uk/about/equality/inclusive-facilities/quiet-spaces/ Parent: https://www.york.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/applying/commuter/

What are quiet spaces and who are they for?

Quiet spaces on campus are designed for students and staff who need a safe, controlled environment for self-regulation, especially for those with sensory processing or neurodivergence. The purpose of these rooms is to help people manage their sensory input.

Explore our quiet spaces and sensory rooms

Take a closer look at the quiet spaces available in departments and colleges and go on a 360° tour of some of our rooms.

Sensory retreat rooms

Sensory study spaces

Quiet study spaces

Wellbeing rooms

Zoom pods

Quiet recreational spaces

Outdoor sensory spaces

Has something changed or do you have a quiet space you'd like to add?

If you need to report that anything has changed in the rooms when you visit or if you're a college or department that would like a space added to this webpage, please contact student-communities@york.ac.uk