Barrier-free studying
The tasks of a representative for the interests of students with disabilities or chronic illnesses include advising and informing students who experience impairments in their studies for health reasons.
An application for compensation for disadvantages (e.g. in the form of examination time extensions or alternative forms of examination) can be made if necessary. The form of compensation for disadvantages should correspond to the individual requirements of the applicant. The university's examination board will then decide on the application. Compensation for disadvantages must be applied for during the examination registration period at the latest.
Students with a disability or chronic illness are often not recognised as students with special needs. This is especially true if the impairment is not visible. Confidential counselling in all student matters is therefore important. Special care is taken to ensure that no stigmatisation or other disadvantages arise from a disability or chronic illness.
You are welcome to use my regular weekly semester consultation hours (see notice board) or make an appointment by e-mail to discuss your concerns.
E-mail Prof Dr Clemens DannenbeckFurther information and support:
Understanding diversity at Landshut University of Applied Sciences
The university is working on a diversity strategy and implementation measures as part of the "Shaping Diversity" diversity audit organised by the Stifterverband der Deutschen Wissenschaft.
University and inclusion
Current information on inclusion-oriented university development.
Counselling Student life
The Studierendenwerk Niederbayern/Oberpfalz offers a student life counselling service for students at Landshut University of Applied Sciences. In certain situations, students are also entitled to state social benefits.
Psychological counselling
The psychological counselling service has an open ear for small and large concerns. It provides expert and confidential support in difficult life situations.
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Studieren mit Handicap.
Simon hat Maschinenbau in Landshut studiert und arbeitet mittlerweile als Referent an der Hochschule. Er erzählt uns wie er trotz Handicap sein Studium gemeistert hat und gibt wertvolle Tipps wie auch Andere es schaffen können.
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