Study and exam accommodations

Are you a student or prospective student with a disability?
Good news: in higher education, the implementation of study and exam accommodations has been simplified.

The Support Unit for Students with Disabilities (C2AESH) is dedicated to providing individualized support to all students with special needs in their educational journey and student life.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR STUDY AND EXAM ACCOMMODATIONS?

All disability situations can be considered.

*Reminders

WHAT STEPS SHOULD BE TAKEN TO BENEFIT FROM ACCOMMODATIONS?

Before enrolling at USMB

Firstly, when submitting your preferences on the ParcourSup application during your final year of high school or during your university studies, we invite you to contact the C2AESH, which will guide you through the process according to your needs and can offer you a tour of the campus (Annecy-le-Vieux, Bourget-du-Lac, or Jacob-Bellecombette).

As soon as you enroll at USMB

Then, once you have completed the administrative registration process with the campus registrar's office (payment of university fees and issuance of your student card), you can, if you wish, register with the Student Health Service or the Welcome and Support Unit for Students with Disabilities.

PLEASE NOTE: deadlines have been set to allow for exam accommodations to be organized. You must therefore have seen the SSE doctor (date of appointment serves as proof):

Around mid-November for the first semester of the 2025-2026 academic year
Around mid-March for the second semester of the 2025-2026 academic year (Deadlines have not yet been set)

Student Health Service – Contact details for SSE offices

You will be interviewed by an SSE doctor who, after reviewing your medical file, will assess your needs and draw up a plan of recommendations for adjustments to your studies and exams. These adjustments may facilitate your studies at the university.

PLEASE NOTE: If you require study and/or exam accommodations, you must obtain a medical assessment from an SSE physician.

For information: SSE doctors are accredited by the Commission for the Rights and Autonomy of People with Disabilities (CDAPH) of the Departmental House for People with Disabilities (MDPH).

C2AESH – contact by email (preferred) or by phone at +33 (0)4 79 75 91 56

Laurence BEAUGEON, Christelle CHARPY, and Fanny DEYDIER: disability advisors. We look forward to welcoming you for a confidential meeting at our offices on the university's three campuses.

You can meet with us at any time during your university studies, depending on your needs.

 

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