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Study & Diversity
Bielefeld University offers students a broad range of advisory and other services and takes into consideration the particular needs of disabled persons and people with chronic illnesses, students with children as well as international students.
- Study admission
- Study admission for applicants with a disability or chronic illness
- Study admission for applicants without Abitur (secondary school leaving examination)
- Women's studies - continuing education
- Study admission for applicants with academic qualification from abroad
- Studying over the age of 50
- Student Counselling Service
- Information and advice for disabled students
- Information and advice for students with children
- Family Service of Bielefeld University (in German)
- Information and advice for international students
Various initiatives, (self-help) groups and programmes campaign to improve conditions for students with disabilities, to further the compatibility of family, study and career as well as the integration of international students.
You can find a list of initiatives, (self-help) groups and programmes for ...
...and the equality and gender portal.