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Help the Faculty of Science organise activities for students with autism spectrum disorder

Help the Faculty of Science organise activities for students with autism spectrum disorder

Published on 25-04-2025
There are students with autism at the UvA who would like to meet other students who are also on the spectrum. The Faculty of Science gladly supports that!
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Do you have a diagnosis on the autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Or do you identify as autistic? If so, please fill in the following questionnaire, so fun and suitable activities can be organised for you at the Faculty of Science!

Not all questions need to be answered and you can fill in the questionnaire anonymously. Moreover, you can win a lunch voucher worth 10 euros.

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Background

The Faculty of Science is keen to support students with autism and make social interaction and bonding easier. We will provide a platform where you can meet each other, build a deeper connection and a social network. Within this community, you and your fellow students also support each other.

In addition, the Faculty of Science offers an inclusive social setting, focusing on, for example, the special qualities and traits often associated with autism (including honesty, openness, humour, creativity, empathy and sensitivity). The aim is to organise a social activity for and with Faculty of Science students with ASD 3 times a year, tailored to the needs of these students.

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