- HSE University is eager to make its academic environment as accessible and comfortable as possible for all learners.
- The University is equipped with all necessary technical facilities for providing instruction to students with disabilities (e.g., Braille printers and displayers for visually impaired persons, special portable devices for hearing-impaired learners, etc.). Upon their own request, hearing-impaired students may use the services of a sign-language expert.
- Furthermore, at their own request, disabled students may rely on the assistance of academic consultants (e.g., if they experience difficulties with a particular subject, face mobility issues while on campus or experience any organizational challenges).
- The University has also foreseen all necessary special conditions for holding tests and final state examinations for students with disabilities.
Special Terms for Educational Processes
If you require special resources (e.g., sign language assistance, course materials in an enhanced format, special conditions for tests, examinations, etc.), you should make a request with the manager of your study office/academic supervisor.
Residing in a Dormitory
Students with limited mobility may be admitted to dormitory spaces with the best possible access to academic premises.
Contacts
Any enquiries regarding these issues should be made with the Office for Dormitory, Guesthouse and Recreation Centre Management by sending a message to: lubovb@hse.ru.
If you have any further questions, please send an enquiry to the HSE University Student Development Office at: tlepetova@hse.ru.
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