Special needs Students
All of the Faculty of Architecture's facilities are barrier-free (barrier-free design is, of course, one of specially-emphasized areas of study at the FA). Special needs students, such as people with dysgraphia or dyslexia, can contact the CTU ELSA Centre for advice and information.
Our ELSA Centre offers consultations for applicants with disabilities or other disadvantages, prior to submission of an application for study at the CTU Faculty of Architecture. Based on these consultations, the course of admission exams can be adjusted. Academics and professionals can also take advantage of ELSA consultations.
More information on the accessibility of individual university buildings can be found on the ELSA website, in the CTU Barrier Free section.
Through ELSA, the Faculty of Architecture supports students and applicants with specific needs resulting from visual, auditory or physical disabilities, as well as learning disabilities, mental or severe chronic diseases. The services are comprehensive – from counselling and diagnostics to lending specific aids. ELSA offers students with disabilities:
- Access to study literature
- Individual instruction
- Study assistance
- Interpreting service
- Personal assistance
- Spatial orientation training
- Visualization and recording services
- Diagnosis of specific learning disorders