This program aims to train university teachers to adapt the contents of the subjects for people with intellectual disabilities, promoting the inclusion and participation of the student.
On 6 May, the graduation ceremony of the Expert Course for Young People with Disabilities took place at the University of Burgos. This course - given by the University of Burgos with the support of the ONCE Foundation and the European Social Fund - aims to help young people with disabilities find employment.
The TUT4IND project, funded by the European Commission through the ERASMUS+ programme and coordinated by the Faculty of Education of the University of Burgos, has developed a pilot course at the University of Calabria (Italy). During this activity, the results obtained during the months of work have been validated, as well as serving for the interaction of European teachers specialised in inclusion and technologies.
On 25 November 2021, the second multi-stakeholder event was held to raise awareness of the TUT4IND project, entitled "Transforming Universities into an Inclusive Environment for People with Intellectual Disabilities". The purpose of the event, organised by UC Limburg, Belgium, was to present the project, to present the progress in the development of the course for higher education teachers for the care of people with intellectual disabilities, and to introduce the attendees to the field of integrated intellectual disabilities in universities.
On Thursday 9 December, a group of students from the University Expert Course UBUInclusion, together with Baccalaureate students from the Pintor Luis Sáez Secondary School, participated in an activity in which they were able to share experiences about their time at the University and other issues of their educational career.
All the sponsoring partners of the project appear here.
