Those who study with a handicap are not alone.
About 11 percent of all students have a disability and/or chronic illness that makes it difficult for them to study. Of these, 47 percent suffer from a mental illness, according to the results of the 21st Social Survey of the German Studentenwerk.
Are you one of them? We can advise you on all questions concerning the organisation of your studies and your everyday life. Together with the representatives of the university and the university of applied sciences, we also support you in compensating for disadvantages.
You can also find a lot of helpful information on the topic of studying with a handicap at the German Studentenwerk (DSW). The handbook "Studying with a Disability" covers all important topics from preparing for your studies to starting your career. Our guide for students with disabilities/chronic illnesses (download below) provides information on all contact persons and institutions for students with disabilities.
Representatives for students with handicap at the university/university of applied sciences
The university and the university of applied sciences have qualified representatives for students with handicap and/or chronic illnesses. They provide support and appropriate compensation for disadvantages within the university:
Representative for students with handicap at the University of Koblenz:
Dr. Ruth Rehfisch-Hannelly
Phone: +49 261 287-2964
E-mail:
Representative for students with handicap at the University of Applied Sciences Koblenz:
Petra Gras
Phone: +49 261 9528-125
E-mail:
Contact
+++ Please use the e-mail address only to make an appointment. If you want to tell us about your concerns directly, please use our data-protected online counselling service. +++
Andrea Porz | Diplom-Sozialpädagogin (FH)
Phone: 0261 9528-547
E-mail:
Open consultation hours/availability by phone: Tue. to Fri. 12:00-13:00
Personal counselling sessions take place by appointment (by phone, e-mail, online counselling) at the RMC (H U17) or other locations as required.
