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The lack of diversity is monotony.

We are the representatives of disabled people
of the Viennese universities.

Mag.a Sonja Lydtin
As a conscientious employer the WU Wien can enhance the implementation of an inclusive working environment e. g. by creating new jobs for disabled tutors. For us a successful inclusion is based on an atmosphere of respect, in which diversity becomes a natural and rewarding experience. For this purpose our modern, accessible campus offers the ideal environment.
Mag.a Sonja Lydtin, MAS, Gender & Diversity Policy Officer, Wirtschaftsuniversität Vienna
VR Christian Mathes
We have to see skills and abilities first, no matter if we are dealing with disabled people or anybody else. If we only concentrate on somebody’s limitations, we miss the chance to fully exploit her or his potential.
Mag Christian Mathes, vice rector for resources, Vetmeduni Vienna (© Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek / Vetmeduni Vienna)
Robert Müller
I acknowledge universities as a place of diversity: our broad fields of activity offer numerous possibilities to employ, support and challenge disabled people according to their qualifications and skills. Why should a university not be perfectly suitable as workplace for disabled people?
Robert Müller, chairman of the works council for the general personnel, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Mag. iur. Anna Steiger
The TU Wien fully embraces the principle of equality of people with disabilities and/or chronic diseases and seeks to develop frameworks for their equal participation in the fields of teaching, research and administration.
Mag iur Anna Steiger, vice rector for personnel and gender, Technical University Vienna

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