The University of Passau offers students with disabilities one-on-one advice and support at any stage of their student career. According to the latest social survey by the German National Association for Student Affairs, conducted in academic year 2016–17, 11% of students at German universities have a health impairment that affects their ability to study. These include:
This means you are not alone if you have an impairment that makes your studies more difficult. In order to support you in successfully completing your studies, we have compiled helpful information for you on these pages.
Dr Ulrike Bunge, the Student Disabilities Officer, will gladly advise you on any and all questions related to your studies and academic adjustments/exam access arrangements. If you have any special needs, please contact us. Together, we will try to find a solution tailored to your personal needs.
To make an appointment, call +49 851 509 1154 or send an e-mail to ulrike.bunge@uni-passau.de.
Appointments by arrangement:
+49 851 509 1154
Open consultation hours:
Wednesdays, 9 a.m. – 12 noon
Guide to academic adjustments (exam access arrangements) for students with impairments
Note: The documents below are currently only available in German
Campus map showing accessible entrances and facilities
Studying with a disability or chronic illness – for students
Studying with a disability or chronic illness – for teaching staff
Guideline regarding the medical certificate required for access arrangements
Handbook "Studium und Behinderung" (printed copies are available in the foyer of the Juridicum Building, Innstrasse 39.)
