If you are limited in attending education due to circumstances, you can apply for adapted studying at Radboud University. That means providing you with education and exam provisions.
Radboud University looks at what adapted studying provisions are necessary, appropriate and feasible for each student. Provisions may vary from person to person and according to the study programme or course. Examples of possible provisions include:
- priority when registering for tutorials;
- access to online lectures (if available);
- less strict deadlines;
- (partial) exemption of obligatory attendance.
Who might be eligible
You may be eligible for adapted studying if you:
- combine your studies with elite sport or are a top talent in art or culture;
In that case, arrange a meeting with the elite sports coordinator.
Arrange a meeting
- have an impairment or chronic illness;
- have a caring role, for example as a (new) parent or informal carer;
In these cases, arrange a meeting with student counsellors Marjolein Büscher-Touwen or Roy van Eert.
- are a member of a board or a participational committee and receive a board scholarship of six months or more;
- are taking two study programmes at the same time at Radboud University.
In these cases, a meeting with the student counsellor is not necessary. Contact your student advisor instead. Please include the following in your e-mail:
- Name and student number;
- An explanation of why you want to be considered for adapted studying, what issues you face and what you think is needed.
- If you are a member of a board or participational committee: name of student board, your role and a supporting document (e.g. a screenshot of the website).
