The Faculty of Rehabilitation Sciences contains 17 teaching and research areas, each of which has a specialist research focus in the field of rehabilitation. This makes it one of the largest teaching and research institutions of Rehabilitation Sciences in Europe. Currently, 80 members of staff offer programs of study at all levels to approximately 1,800 students.
One of the faculty’s primary aims is to further the abilities of handicapped people in their individual and social surroundings. We consider it equally important to develop improvements to these surroundings, thus maximizing the opportunities available for each individual to participate actively in all aspects of society.
The faculty offers students the opportunity to develop themselves personally and professionally through a commitment to programs including certificates and degrees at Bachelor and Masters levels.
The leading principles for teaching and research
- Respect for the individuality of everyone
- Heterogeneity of people
- Bringing the resources and competencies of each person into focus
- Furthering the abilities of handicapped people in their individual and social surroundings
