Support for participation
For students with impairment, chronic or mental health condition, it can be a huge relief and a source of strength to meet like-minded people with similar experiences or to find out how other students cope with similar situations. At Bielefeld University, various networking groups and peer programmes have therefore been established, offering a safe space for exchange, networking and mutual support. Here are three examples of best practice that demonstrate how diverse and enriching such initiatives can be in supporting the day-to-day university life of affected students.
AD(H)D networking group
Contents: Basic information about the self-help group, Target group, Contact details. In collabor...
On the spectrum
Contents: Basic information about the self-help group, target audience, contact details. ‘On the ...
Peer Network and Peer Mentoring
Contents: Peer Network, Peer Mentoring. The following programmes are either expiring or have alre...