True to its Lasallian heritage, UniLaSalle is an engineering school particularly committed to the inclusion of students with disabilities. Between personalized support and adapted facilities, find out here about all the measures implemented.
Are you disabled or suffering from a disabling illness and would like to pursue higher education at UniLaSalle? We provide individualized support to meet your specific needs in a suitable manner.
The Disability Mission, within the Educational Mission and Student Life Department, is available to help you ensure that your studies run smoothly and that you thrive in student social life.
Accommodation
The proposed accommodation concerns the following areas:
- Admission: adaptations for the motivation interviews and the veterinary competition
- Course follow-up: magnetic loop, student tutoring, French sign language interpreting, relief diagrams, etc.
- Exams: extended time, exam secretariat, isolated room, etc.
- Field trips: note-taking assistance, follow-up of care, assistance with travel, etc.
- Modern language learning: adaptation contracts, individualized follow-up
- International mobility: academic arrangements, specific advice and support, etc.
- Housing, for UniLaSalle campuses with their own residences: home automation, adaptation of furniture, etc.
- Student social life: awareness raising, training of disability referents, accessibility of events, etc.
- Practicing a recreational sport or a high-level parasport: adaptation of sports options, specific support
- Professional integration: assistance in finding an internship, apprenticeship or first job, possibility of support from partner companies
These accommodations can be requested at any time during your studies.
The procedures
Information
In order to find out about the possible accommodations in the training courses offered at UniLaSalle, we invite you to come and discuss with the disability mission during the Open Days, or during interview days. A stand is provided for this purpose.
Applications
We encourage you to indicate your accommodation needs in the application file and by contacting the disability mission at the email address below. Adaptations can be proposed for the admission interviews and the veterinary competition.
For high school students applying for post-baccalaureate courses, these accommodation needs should be notified on the dedicated ParcourSup form.
In the context of apprenticeship training, certain accommodations are put in place upon presentation of a RQTH (Recognition as a Disabled Worker).
Since November 2023, the INJA (National Institute for Young Blind People) and UniLaSalle Rennes have been running the UNINJA mentoring program together.
UNINJA enables eight high school students from the INJA to benefit from two years of personalized advice from their mentors, eight second-year students in the integrated preparatory program at UniLaSalle Rennes. The project was born out of the observation that the main apprehension among INJA high school students about pursuing higher education was the perception of their disability by their future fellow students.