The phrase "accessibility to students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of access or availability of resources, services, or information for students.
Example: "The university has made significant improvements in the accessibility to students with disabilities by adding ramps and elevators."
Alternatives: "access for students" or "student access".
One of the cornerstones of the Cornell Law faculty is their accessibility to students.
After publication of his great work, he took up position as a senior lecturer in English at the University of Leicester, cherished for his accessibility to students, and in 1962 became professor of English at the University of Birmingham.
Set aside time before, during, and after a course to reflect on one's teaching practice, relationship with students, course climate and dynamics, as well as assumptions about the course material and its accessibility to students.
It also doesn't improve that professor's accessibility to students.
Recently the school put its horticulture program online to increase accessibility to students who don't live nearby.
Gibbs's retiring personality and intense focus on his work limited his accessibility to students.
We encourage tutors to consider introducing innovative schemes to ensure accessibility to disadvantaged students, including female students, disabled students and those from difficult socioeconomic backgrounds.
Schools are the only body to have contact with all children and the accessibility to monitor students.
I too support improved accessibility to disadvantaged students; I too deplore the removal of public funding for the humanities, and I agree wholeheartedly with the Oxford dons who passed a vote of no confidence in government policy on Higher Education on Tuesday.
Ultimately, staying "would very much depend on how funding is reorganized in the U.K. to make it an attractive place to stay and [on future] accessibility to excellent students and postdocs" from abroad, he concludes.
Defending it is essential; restoring proper levels of funding to it and protecting full accessibility to any qualified student: these are essential.
