Hamburg School of Business Administration Ggmbh

HSBA's staff in the Diversity and Inclusion Office assists students and staff with needs. Feel free to reach out to us with any queries, concerns or feedback you may have.

International Relations Office

Contact for International Relations Office

Responsible person

Iris Heine and Esther stracke

Email

[email protected]

Phone number

+4940822160947

Address

Willy-Brandt-Straße 75

Website

https://www.hsba.de/en/

Additional information about contacting the International Relations Office

Iris and Esther look after all inbound exchange and study abroad students, ensuring that they feel at home. The office provides support in terms of academia and non-academia like assistance finding accommodation, clarifying immigration and health insurance status, financial issues, homesickness and so forth. The team is supported by the HSBa International Committee, made up of HSBA students who are committed to spend time with inbound students, making them feel at home in Hamburg and at HSBA.

Procedures for students

Procedure to be recognised as a student with fewer opportunities

What is the procedure to be recognised as a student with fewer opportunities?

Inbound exchange and study abroad students as well as degree seeking studenta may indicate any needs when first enquiring to study at HSBA and/or when applying. Our teams are dedicated to provide the necessary assitance, if so wished. Data is handled protectively, and only relevant staff will learn about any fewer opportunities and/or needs the individual may have.
HSBA is inclusive and does not discriminate.

Necessary documents to provide

Should you require, for example, extra time in exams due to dyslexia you will have to provide a doctor's note. What type of documents are needed will depend largely on your individual situation and needs.

What can students expect?

Good support. HSBA is a small institution, where students are treated as individuals.

This procedure is applicable for both local and international students

Procedure to be recognised as a student with a disability

What is the procedure to be recognised as a student with a disability?

Inbound exchange and study abroad students as well as degree seeking studenta may indicate any needs when first enquiring to study at HSBA and/or when applying. Our teams are dedicated to provide the necessary assitance, if so wished. Data is handled protectively, and only relevant staff will learn about any fewer opportunities and/or needs the individual may have.
HSBA is inclusive and does not discriminate.

Necessary documents to provide

Should you require, for example, extra time in exams due to dyslexia you will have to provide a doctor's note. What type of documents are needed will depend largely on your individual situation and needs.

What can students expect?

Good support. HSBA is a small institution, where students are treated as individuals.

This procedure is applicable for both local and international students

Adjustments for students with disabilities

Adjustments can be made available for students under certain conditions, based on a needs assessment upon arrival at the University.

What adjustments for studies can be made for students?

May bring a note taker to educational activities
May bring a personal assistant to educational activities
May bring a Sign Language interpreter to the educational activities
May request adjusted courses materials: size, font and font size, braille, etc.
May request the course material in digital format
May request to record lectures
May use a laptop, tablet or iPad during lectures
May use elevators and other access facilities on campus

What adjustments for exams can be made for students?

May bring a note taker to oral and written exams
May bring a personal assistant to the exam for practical help at the beginning and end of the exam
May bring a Sign Language interpreter to oral exams
May move the exams to the appropriate catch-up exam period within the same exam period
May take a seat in separate exam room for written exams
May take more preparation time before the oral exam
May take more time for the written exam
May use a laptop, tablet or iPad with assistive software during exams
May use a laptop, tablet or iPad with standard software during exams

Other adjustments and services for students with disabilities offered at the institution

Each situation will be looked at individually and the best possible support will be given.

Services and Support

Financial support

This institution does not offer extra financial support for incoming students with disabilities.

Medical and Psychological support

This institution does not provide medical support.

Housing support

This institution does not provide housing support.

Additional services

This institution does not provide additional support appart of those listed above.

Activities

Preparatory visits

What is the procedure to request a preparatory visit?

Please inform us of your needs.

What can be expected from the preparatory visit?

We will show the facilities and discuss individual needs and how they can be met.

Welcoming activities

What specific information is provided for students with disabilities during the orientation days?

This will depend on the individual's situation.