Alternative mode of assessment

Students with a health impairment or a disability have the right to take an exam in an alternative mode of assessment (e.g. written instead of oral exam (or vice versa), extended time and many other modalities) if the disability/health impairment makes it impossible to take the exam in the prescribed mode and the content and requirements of the exam are not affected by the alternative mode of assessment. Meaning: Examination with the same content and performance, but different mode.

Psychosocial Counseling Center

Since the beginning of winter term 21/22, a team of external psychologists/psychotherapists has been providing BOKU students with counseling (virtual as well as analog) in case of study-related difficulties as well as in personal conflict situations.

FAQ - Studying with a Disability