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Online lunch lectures during the Onbeperkt Studeren week

Online lunch lectures during the ‘Onbeperkt Studeren week’



Studying with a disability brings along many challenges, but there are also many possibilities. That is why Student Onbeperkt, the platform for TU Delft students with a disability, organises the Onbeperkt Studeren week from 15 until 19 March. In a series of online lunch lectures, various topics will be discussed such as the transition from university to job market, how to make studying more accessible and how to apply for facilities you are entitled to.


 



Programme lunch lectures:

Monday, March 15: Presentation TU Delft policy plan ‘Studying with a disability’

Tuesday, March 16: Getting things done: the art of stress-free productivity

Wednesday, March 17: Transition from university to job market

Thursday, March 18: Unique disabilities and applying for unique facilities

Friday 19 March: How to get yourself into a productive flow?


The lunch lectures are daily from 12:45 to 13:30 and take place online. You can register via the interest form.

News editor Marjolein van der Veldt

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m.vanderveldt@tudelft.nl

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