Traveling Abroad with a Chronic Illness or Disability
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Studying abroad is possible even if you have a disability or a chronic illness. The opportunities are diverse—and we strongly encourage you to gain international experience and embark on the adventure of studying abroad.
Depending on your personal situation, special requirements and needs must be taken into account during the planning process. These may include, for example, the accessibility of your housing and the host university, individualized medical care, or additional costs for travel to and from your destination, housing, medication, or support services.
Do you have questions about your planned stay abroad if you have a chronic illness or disability?
We’d be happy to advise you on other financing and support options. Just stop by during our office hours or get in touch with us.
Office Hours and Contact Persons at the International Office