Special Needs
What Are Special Needs?
The term "person with special needs" is used to describe individuals who, for various reasons, require special support or accommodations to fully participate in social, professional, educational, and cultural life. This often refers to people with disabilities, but it can also include other groups facing barriers that make daily functioning more difficult.
Examples of People with Special Needs:
- People on the autism spectrum
- People with ADHD
- People with dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dysorthography
- People undergoing cancer treatment
- Pregnant women
- Others with health conditions but without a disability certificate
Offered Support
Counseling and Psychological Help
Individual Consultations
Receive personalized advice and support from our staff.
Psychological Counseling
Schedule an appointment with a psychologist at a convenient time. Available in person or online.
Accessibility Leaders
Find out who the Accessibility Leader is in your faculty and how they can help you.
Support in University Life
Educational Assistant
Assists with note-taking, navigating the university, and handling formalities.
Study Organization
Additional Language Courses
Individual lessons for students with special needs.
Early Enrollment
For individuals who need to plan their studies according to their specific needs.
Dean’s Leave
If you need to take a break from studies and focus on other matters, you can apply for a dean’s leave.
Health Leave
If your health temporarily prevents you from continuing your studies, you can apply for a health leave.
Support in the Teaching Process
Find out what forms of educational support we offer and how we tailor them to your needs.
Material and Living Support
Student Housing
Live in one of the student dormitories adapted for people with disabilities.
Accessibility Request
Request Accessibility
If you have difficulty accessing buildings, services, or digital resources at the University of Science and Technology, you can submit a request for accessibility.
Accessibility Areas
You can request accessibility in three main areas:
- architectural (buildings and spaces),
- informational-communicational (access to information and communication support),
- digital (websites and applications).
Do you have individual needs? Contact us!
Can't Find the Support You Need?
Every person has their own unique situation and needs, which may require special forms of support. If you have any doubts or need assistance that you don't see listed in our services, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We are here to help and find the best solution for you!
Contact the Department
Get in touch with our department and find out how we can assist you!