Accessibility at TU Graz

The understanding of disabilities at TU Graz is the following: "People are not disabled – barriers disable people”. Due to that, the university is committed to creating an environment that is as barrier-free as possible in every aspect. This applies to study and working conditions, structural measures, IT and websites. Last but not least, it is important to break down barriers in people's minds.

A barrier-free environment promotes equal opportunities, diversity and inclusion in education by ensuring that all members of TU Graz can develop their full potential.

Accessible Working is a service point for existing and future employees of TU Graz, which supports employees in the best possible way in their everyday work by providing information and awareness-raising measures as well as the removal of barriers.

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The Service Point for Accessible Learning at TU Graz supports students with disabilities, impairments, and chronic or mental illnesses.
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Digital accessibility means that digital documents and software applications are also accessible to everyone regardless of sensory, motor, and mental impairments.
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The Disability Liaison Officer represents the interests of employees of TU Graz who have a disability and/or chronic illness - in agreement with the Works Council.
To the Disability Liaison Officer

GESTU-Graz is a service point for deaf and hard-of-hearing students in Graz. It offers a wide range of support services for everyday student life to enable barrier-free access to degree programmes.
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TU Graz actively supports a culture of diversity and appreciation, where equal opportunities become a reality. The university uses clear guidelines and decisive action to fight discrimination.
Find out more about Diversity at TU Graz