Accessibility
If you have a documented, permanent disability and need extra adaptations or support, your first step is to apply for targeted study support.
No matter what kind of disability you have, we have good opportunities to find a solution so that your everyday life flows smoothly here at Ångströmlaboratoriet.
At the Ångström laboratory, we have equipment and adaptations for you who are disabled, have a hearing impairment or visual impairment.
If you have a hearing loss
Hearing loop installed
The following rooms have a hearing loop installed that is activated when you start the AV equipment (microphones/body mikes are available):
- 10101 Siegbahnsalen
- 10132 Häggsalen
- 10134 Polhemsalen
- 100195 Eva von Bahr, lecture hall
- 101121 Sonja Lyttkens
- 101136 Evelyn Sokolowski
- 101195 Heinz-Otto Kreiss (IR transmitter/reciever)
- Classrooms (IR transmitter/reciever): 11134, 11137, 101190
- Classrooms: 90101, 90102, 90103, 90106, 101130, 101132
- Computer rooms: 10K1201, 10K1203
Hearing loop unit
The following rooms have a hearing loop with a unit that needs to be connected. You book the unit in TimeEdit (Hörslinga 1) and picked up in the AV room (room 10202):
- Classrooms: 6K1113, 2002, 2003, 2004, 4003, 4004, 4005, 4006, 4007, 80109, 80115
- Lecture halls: 2001, 2005, 4001, 80101, 80121, 80127, 4101
- Computer rooms: 6K1101, 6K1107
Mobile hearing loop equipment
For rooms that don't have an installed hearing loop you can pick up mobile hearing loop equipment at the reception, where you also can get more information and assistance in how to use it.
If you have a physical disability
All of the Ångström Laboratory's main entrances (one entrance in the southern part of the building and three entrances in the northern part of the building) can be entered through with a wheelchair.
There are elevators in all houses in the main building.
The restaurant, café and library (unmanned) are located on level 0 and are easily accessible with a wheelchair.
It is possible to enter all of the Ångström laboratory's teaching rooms with a wheelchair. The rooms Eva von Bahr, Heinz-Otto Kreiss and Sonja Lyttkens have room for a smaller wheelchair.
If you have a visual impairment
The possibility of a visual interpreter is available