The University of Lucerne recognises the challenges faced by students and staff with disabilities and chronic illnesses. It is actively committed to equal opportunities, barrier-free access, and an inclusive environment for studying and working. 

The Accessibility website provides all relevant information on barrier-free access to the University of Lucerne's buildings and infrastructure. you will find all the information you need regarding barrier-free access to the University of Lucerne’s buildings and facilities.

Through its Compensation for Disadvantages (NTA) scheme, the University of Lucerne offers tailored arrangements for study and examination conditions. Full details can be found on the Accessible Studies website.

This commitment to accessibility extends beyond the classroom. The University also promotes inclusive working conditions for staff, adapting workplaces and working arrangements to individual needs wherever possible.

As part of the PgB project “Improving the Study and Working Conditions of People with Disabilities” (2025–2026), the University of Lucerne is currently implementing a range of measures to advance equality for people with disabilities more effectively.

Advice and support

The Office of Equal Opportunity offers advice, support and individual assessments for members of the university community with a disability or chronic illness. It provides information on accessibility, compensation for disadvantages and support options. 

About the Office’s advisory services 

Contact: Fleur Weibel, Co-Head of the Office of Equal Opportunity, fleur.weibel@unilu.ch