The University of Applied Sciences of Grisons promotes equal opportunities and equality for its students. To this end, it breaks down cultural and structural barriers and supports students in their individuality. It implements the legal principles of equality and prevents discrimination.

If you have a disability or chronic illness that makes studying difficult, you can apply for reasonable adjustments for assessment tasks. These support students with disabilities and chronic illnesses in their studies and in sitting examinations. Reasonable adjustments are granted on an individual basis and do not constitute any relaxation of examination requirements.

The Support for Students with Disabilities service is happy to advise, support and guide you. Please get in touch with us.

The support service is aimed at prospective students and current students with:

• Physical and sensory disabilities, e.g. impairments affecting mobility, hearing, sight or speech
• Chronic conditions, e.g. autoimmune diseases, long Covid, cancer, diabetes, epilepsy, allergies
• Mental health conditions, e.g. depression, anxiety disorders, trauma-related conditions, personality disorders, bipolar disorder
• Neurodiversity, e.g. ADHD, ASD, dyslexia, dyscalculia

All other members of the university community are also welcome to contact the support centre if they have any questions or would like advice.

1. Contact the Assistance Measures Office for a confidential consultation.
2. Submit the application for assistance measures and the specialist’s report to the contact point.
3. The Assistance Measures Office will assess the application and forward it to the responsible decision-making authority, in this case the Director of Studies, along with its recommendation. You will be informed about the decision by the Assistance Measures Office.
4. In order for the measures to be implemented, the Assistance Measures Office will forward the decision to the responsible bodies within the university.

Complete applications must be submitted within a two-week period after the start of the study programme. 

The following deadlines apply to Bachelor's and consecutive Master's programmes:

• By the end of calendar week 39 (Friday) for the autumn semester
• By the end of calendar week 9 (Friday) for the spring semester 

Further information on university studies for people with disabilities in Switzerland: swissuniability (German version only)

You can reach the Assistance Measures Office at studentservices@clutterfhgr.ch.