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Studying without barriers

Contact Disability Support Services if a disability, chronic health condition, learning difficulty, attention-related difficulty, or another accessibility-related need affects your studies or everyday university life.

We can help you if you:

  • find it difficult to study, take exams, or meet deadlines,
  • need extra time or adjusted exam conditions,
  • need personal or assistive technology support to follow classes or access course materials,
  • would like to understand what academic or exam accommodations may be available to you,
  • need help submitting a request or understanding the required documents,
  • experience barriers in classes, exams, university services, or administration,
  • or would like to discuss what kind of support could help you meet academic requirements more effectively.

Accessibility and Disability Policy

A supportive framework for all members of Corvinus University

The objective of the “Accessibility and Disability Policy” is to ensure full access to all university services for students, faculty, and researchers with disabilities at Corvinus University, as well as to support their successful academic careers.

This policy establishes a framework that considers the sociocultural aspects of disability and is grounded in the principles of universal design, thereby fostering an inclusive university environment. The document outlines the principles of equal treatment, personalized support, and the protection of the rights of individuals with disabilities, while also defining the support services provided by the university and the necessary legal framework.

Furthermore, the policy aims to enhance the university’s international recognition as an inclusive and accessible institution, making education and career opportunities available to all its students.

Relaxing Room for the university community

A comfortable Relaxing Room is available for members of the university community, especially for students with special needs. This space is suitable for short breaks, caring for young children, and the discreet and hygienic intake of medication.

📍 Location: Building E, 2nd floor, Room 240.1
🔑 Key Access: The key(card) can be picked up and must be returned to the internal reception desk on the Danube side.

What is the Relaxing Room for?

This room is particularly useful for:

  • Students with disabilities
  • Individuals with chronic illnesses
  • Parents with young children
  • Mother-to-be

How to Access the Room?

Important Information:

  • There is an occupancy indicator sign on the door. Please use it to show whether the room is occupied or free.
  • When leaving the room, set the indicator to “Free” so others know the room is available.

This peaceful, safe space is here to support your comfort and well-being. Feel free to use it!

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