Scope: Helpdesks and support, Inclusion and promotion of psychological wellbeing, Studying Recipients: Prospective students, Students Location: Help desk: Services for inclusion and the promotion of psychological wellbeing, Help desk: Services for inclusion and the promotion of psychological wellbeing Contenuto servizio Immagine The University of Insubria has a clear and transparent commitment to students with disabilities and/or certified specific learning disorders (SLD), as outlined in its Service Charter.Activities and initiatives are planned to ensure equal opportunities in study and equal treatment, as well as to remove situations that may hinder full participation in university life:reception and orientationinclusive tutoringcalls for applications and scholarships for mobility and inclusionsupport for students with dyslexia and learning disorderstexts in accessible formatend-of-course interviews and career guidanceServices can only be requested and activated after submission of medical documentation (clinical certification of disability and/or SLD) and definition of the individualised training plan. Service Charter Browse the Service Charter provided by the University of Insubria, dedicated to students with disabilities and/or certified specific learning disorders. Service Charter (browseable booklet)- italian Tools and resources for accessibility and orientation Accessible document conversion service - Sensus Access SensusAccess© is a self-service that allows you to convert web pages and documents into alternative accessible formats, text and audio. The service is specifically designed for people with disabilities. Accessible format conversion service - SensusAccess -italian Getting around university In order to ensure freedom of movement for people with reduced or impaired motor or sensory abilities on university premises, please call the following concierge telephone numbers for information on internal (classrooms, etc.) and external (car parks, etc.) accessibility of buildings.Please note that the use of the reception telephone numbers listed is reserved for persons with disabilities who wish to obtain information solely and exclusively on the accessibility of university facilities.Busto Arsizio campus - Via A. da Giussano, 12 - tel. 0331. 339411Como campuses Via S.Abbondio, 12 - tel. 031.2384312 Via Oriani - tel. 031.2744181 V.le Cavallotti, 5 - tel. 031.2384018 Via Valleggio, 11- tel. 031.2389292 Via Castelnuovo, 7 - tel. 031.2389293Varese offices Via Ravasi n. 2 - tel. 0332. 219888 Sant'Ambrogio, Villa Toeplitz - tel. 0332.218750 Via Dunant, 3 - tel. 0332.421399 Via Dunant, 5 (Bassani) - tel. 0332.217001 Via O.Rossi, 9: Seppilli Pavilion - tel. 0332.219886; Morselli Pavilion - tel. 0332.217801; Antonini Pavilion - tel. 0332.217888 Via Monte Generoso, 71- tel. 0332.395901 Service evaluation questionnaire During the academic year, you are invited to respond via email to a questionnaire designed to collect useful data from you in order to improve the services that the University offers to students with disabilities and/or SLDs.The data collected will be processed in strict compliance with personal data protection regulations and exclusively for this purpose. Reference legislation UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, adopted on 13 December 2006CNUDD Guidelines – National University Conference of Disability Delegates, 29 September 2024 (PDF attached)DisabilityLaw No. 104 of 5 February 1992, “Framework law on assistance, social inclusion and the rights of persons with disabilities”Law No. 162 of 21 May 1998, “Amendments to Law No. 104 of 5 February 1992 concerning support measures for persons with severe disabilities”Law No. 17 of 28 January 1999, “Supplementing and amending Framework Law No. 104 of 5 February 1992 on assistance, social inclusion and the rights of persons with disabilities”Law No. 68 of 12 March 1999, “Provisions on the right to work for persons with disabilities”Law No. 4 of 9 January 2004, “Provisions to promote access to information technology tools for persons with disabilities”Specific learning difficulties (SpLD)Law No. 170 of 8 October 2010Regional Law (Lombardy) No. 17 of 29 October 2019 – Provisions in favour of persons with specific learning difficulties and early identification of predictive signsDecree-Law No. 4 of 27 January 2022 – Article 7: provisions on access to employment for people with an SpLD (DSA) certificationMUR:SpLD (DSA)Guidelines on the right to education for pupils and students with specific learning difficulties, 12 July 2011 Questions and answers How do I book an appointment for an interview? Book an appointment for an online interview through the Infostudenti service, so you can choose the day and time that suits you best.When the Infostudenti web page opens, on the left-hand side there will be a list where you can select from the drop-down menu “book an appointment” > “service for students with disabilities and SLDs”.Go to the Infostudenti ServiceFollowing your booking, you will receive a confirmation email. In the following days, our staff will send you a reply email with instructions on how to proceed with the requested interview. How do I submit the diagnosis for the drafting of the University Training Project? Book an appointment for an online interview through the infostudenti service, so you can choose the day and time that suits you best. When the infostudenti web page opens, on the left-hand side there will be a list where you can select from the drop-down menu “book an appointment” > ‘service for students with disabilities and SLDs’.Following your booking, our staff will send you a reply email with instructions on how to submit your diagnosis and draw up the educational plan required to request adjustments during exams. Please note: the diagnosis must be valid or in the process of being updated.During the interview, we will be able to discuss the services we offer, briefly outlined in the service charter, in order to personalise your university experience. How do I request a tutor? Send an email request to disabilita@uninsubria.it, making sure to indicate the subject of study and/or other support needs in accordance with the diagnosis of disability and/or SLD.The service will be activated within 30 days of the request and only if tutor students are available.Tutors for reading/writing activities for exams must be requested at least 15 days in advance of the exam date. Late requests may not be accepted.The tutoring service can be activated up to a maximum of two times for the same subject per academic year.The tutor for study support is requested for a single course at a time, up to a maximum of 20 hours for each course.The tutor is a student enrolled in the student collaboration register or a recipient of tutoring grants. Initial preparation check: How do I request adjustments? Using the methods and times indicated in the Individualised Training Plan. If you have NOT yet drawn up your individualised training plan, you can book an appointment with us through the student information service at least 20 days before the date of the initial assessment test or when you register for the test. What support can I request?Simple calculatorAdditional timeReader tutor The use of other aids such as dictionaries and/or vocabulary books, formulae sheets, periodic tables, concept maps, tablets, smartphones and other similar tools is not permitted. Vademucum Concept maps for university studies and examinations Concept Maps Handbook -italian For information InfoStudenti Service You may also be interested in: Versione italiana