One of the Faculty’s primary aims is to further the abilities of people with disabilities 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 guiding principles in teaching and research at the Faculty are:
The Faculty offers a wide range of study programs some of which qualify for teaching professions and some for non-teaching professions in the sector of rehabilitation.
One of the Faculty's primary aims is to establish good study conditions for its students which allow them to successfully graduate in an adequate time frame. The Faculty welcomes students from all over the world, supports them and endorses international cooperation in teaching and research.