Students and applicants with disabilities, chronic or mental health conditions, as well as individuals with special needs, can consult with Susan Lipp in confidence and receive information on accommodations.
Contact:
Susan Lipp
General Academic Advising
Representative for students with disabilities and chronic illnesses
Room A1.03
Phone: 47705-342 or -324
Phone consultation hours: Tue–Thu 10 a.m.–3 p.m., Tue until 5 p.m.
In-person consultation hours: Tue 2–5 p.m. and Thu 10 a.m.–12 p.m., as well as by appointment.
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Students and
applicants, who, due to a disability, chronic illness, or special needs, are
unable to attend all courses or take exams within the specified time frame or
framework, for example, can contact the Student Advisory Service. The same
applies to parents, pregnant women, caregivers, and care leavers. Please send
an email to the Student Advisory Service for advice.
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In a
confidential meeting, the options available to students and applicants with
regard to an appropriate form of study or examination will be discussed. After
consultation with the person concerned, the relevant departments will be
involved. In practice, upon request, the entire study situation will be
reviewed with regard to the specific needs of students with disabilities and
individually adapted.
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Where
possible, exam accommodations are already offered to applicants who have to
take an artistic entrance exam.
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Students and
Applicants can submit a request for adjustments to their studies and exams. You
can submit a request for compensation for disadvantages to Susan Lipp.
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This also
applies to students who have changed universities and to guest or exchange
students.
Compensation
for disadvantages is a formal regulation designed to compensate for impairments
caused by illness or disability. The aim is to ensure that everyone has the
same opportunities during their studies.
