Accessibility

Diversity and accessibility are the guiding principles of equality at Aalto University.

Diversity and accessibility are the guiding principles of equality at Aalto University. Accessibility refers to convenience of use and access to education, research and related support services regardless of the diverse qualities of individuals. The accessible operating environment of Aalto is inclusive as our operations reflect the interactions, learning, research and work of all members of the Aalto community. Through its work on accessibility, Aalto University creates high-quality, barrier-free and efficient services and related support systems for research, education and academic management (Aalto University strategy).

AccaNet supports accessibility

Accanet network for collaboration is open for every Aalto community member who is interested in developing accessible university and barrier-free campus. Accanet promotes and counsels in equality of studies and flexibility of services in Aalto schools.

Contact our experts

Enabling environment (All accessibility issues): Antti Raike
Dyslexia; specific reading and writing difficulties in the mother tongue and in foreign languages; (foreign) language learning and teaching: Signe-Anita Lindgrén
Accessibility mappings, surveys, reports and inspections: Ilpo Korhonen
Students. The barrier-free campus, accessible student activity and accessibility of events: Esa-Pekka Mattila, kokemusasiantuntija, AYY. Also common support, especially to students with physical disability.
Harald Herlin Learning Centre: Risto Maijala
The management and development of the AV technology of study spaces with service production related to them: Peter Simontschuk and Janne Lummaa
Coordination of equality and non-discrimination: Anna Hynynen