Accessibility at TU Dresden

Photo of a person with crutches trying to find their way around the TU campus with the help of an information map — © Crispin-Iven Mokry

Photo of a person in front of a board saying something in sign language. In the left half of the picture, you can see a hand making a sign. — © Crispin-Iven Mokry

Photo of a person whose arm can be seen. The person is sitting at a laptop and their hand is resting on a Braille display. — © Crispin-Iven Mokry

The TUD Dresden University of Technology (TUD) is committed to contributing to the social advancement of its members and to taking into account the special needs of employees and students with disabilities and chronic illnesses. Equal participation is currently being shaped by the action plan for the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. These activities are reinforced by the TUD's quality objectives.

Concrete offers of help can be found on the pages of the Commissioners for Students with Disabilities and Chronic Illnesses.

Topics at a glance

Declaration on accessibility

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The TUD strives to make its websites accessible. In the accessibility statement you will find information on the measures and standards that we implement.

Report a barrier

If you notice any deficiencies with regard to the accessibility of TUD offers, you can use the "Report barrier" form.

Easy language

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In this section you will find information about our university in simple language. We want everyone to be able to understand what the TUD is and to find their way around our website.

Sign language

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Learn more about our university in sign language in this section. A video gives you a first insight.