Are you student with a reading disability – due to for example dyslexia, vision impairment or adhd? If so, you can get help at the library with obtaining adapted course texts, such as talking books.

Talking books are produced by the Swedish Agency for Accessible Media, MTM, and registered in their catalogue, Legimus, where you can search for and download them.

Legimus, MTM’s catalogue in Swedish (new tab)

If you use talking books, you also have the right to borrow course texts for four weeks instead of two. Talk to the contact person at the library in order to access this service.

The library has a dedicated librarian for students with various disabilities. We recommend that you contact the librarian to make an appointment for your first visit.

Also take a look at our talking books guide:

Talking books guide (new tab)

In order to access other support measures, please contact Learning Support. They can provide assistance with taking notes, mentoring and extended exam time. 

Support for students with disabilities at Lund University (new tab)

All computers at the library are equipped with the following support software:

• Stava Rex  (spell check program, Swedish)
• Spell Right (spell check program, English)
• TorTalk (text-to-speech software)

Campus Helsingborg also has a a resource room for students with disabilities. Contact us if you want access to the resource room.