The Arab Open University (AOU) is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible learning environment, offering a comprehensive range of support services for students, staff, and faculty with disabilities (physical, visual, auditory, and learning), to ensure equal opportunities and academic and social success.
First: Support and Assistance Services:
The University offers support through four main pillars:
1. Academic Support:
2. Assistive Technology:
3. Guidance and Peer Support:
4. Disability Support Center:
Second: Accessibility:
The University ensures equal access to all facilities and resources through the following measures:
1. Physical Accessibility:
2. Technological Accessibility:
3. Orientation and Training Programs:
The Ultimate Goal:
Through these integrated services, the Arab Open University strives to provide a fair and enabling environment where students with disabilities receive everything necessary to achieve academic and social success.
Additional AOU Accessibility Programs and Services
The Arab Open University provides accessibility schemes and accessible programs for individuals with disabilities to ensure equal opportunities and integration into academic and university life. These programs include:
Through these programs, the Arab Open University demonstrates its commitment to providing equitable access and fostering an inclusive environment for students with disabilities.
The University offers an Academic Mentorship Program, where experienced professors provide one-on-one guidance to students with disabilities. These mentors offer academic guidance, career advice, and personal support, helping students identify and achieve their educational and professional goals.
The Disability Support Center at the Arab Open University provides comprehensive support to students with disabilities.
The Arab Open University offers a wide range of academic accommodations to ensure students with disabilities can fully participate in their courses.
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