Barrier-free FEE
The long-term goal of CTU is to make the environment of higher education architecturally and structurally accessible to persons with disabilities. Therefore, within the framework of the Barrier-Free CTU project, barriers in the university buildings are continuously mapped and subsequently removed.
The FEE monoblock and the CIIRC building in Dejvice are barrier-free. The first floor of the indoor laboratories is barrier-free accessible via block B3. The ground floor of the indoor laboratories is wheelchair-accessible with assistance through the courtyard of the building. Buildings KN-E and KN-G on Charles Square are now only partially accessible. The FEE dispensary on Charles Square falls into the category of buildings that are difficult to access or inaccessible. Detailed descriptions of the buildings and their accessibility, including maps and floor plan diagrams, can be found on the ELSA Centre for Supporting Students with Special Needs website.
Services to overcome barriers
The ELSA Support Centre also offers students several types of services to overcome barriers. One of these is spatial orientation training, during which the student, with the help of a guide, practices safe movement in buildings and learning spaces. In addition, students can use a personal assistance service to get help with, for example, administrative tasks. A sign language interpreter service is available for students with hearing impairments. Students with upper limb disabilities are entitled to access to study literature, among other things. An overview of all the services offered can be found on the ELSA Support Centre website.
