President University is committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible, and supportive campus environment for all members of its academic community. The university provides facilities and infrastructure designed to accommodate individuals with disabilities and diverse accessibility needs, supporting their participation in academic activities and campus life.

Ramps

President University is committed to being an inclusive and disability-friendly campus. One of the tangible forms of this commitment is the provision of ramps in various areas of the campus, such as the entrance of Building A, access to classrooms in Building B, and other public facilities.

These ramps are designed with standard slopes, non-slip surfaces, and handrails to ensure safety and comfort. Their presence not only supports students with disabilities but also facilitates mobility for the elderly, wheelchair users, and individuals with special needs.

Through these facilities, President University affirms its commitment to providing an inclusive, equal, and accessible learning environment for all members of the academic community.

Accessible Lifts

President University provides accessible lifts in several main buildings to support the mobility of persons with disabilities. These lifts feature automatic doors, braille buttons, spacious cabins, and both audio and visual indicators, making them friendly for wheelchair users as well as individuals with visual or hearing impairments. This facility reflects the university’s commitment to creating a safe, comfortable, and inclusive learning environment for all.

Lactation Room

President University provides a lactation room to support nursing mothers on campus. The room ensures privacy and comfort, equipped with seating, electrical outlets, a sink, and refrigeration for storing milk. This facility reflects the university’s commitment to well-being, inclusivity, and gender equality within its academic community.

Disability Toilet

President University provides a disability-friendly toilet on the first floor to ensure accessibility and comfort for all members of the campus community. The facility is equipped with wider door access, handrails for support, non-slip flooring, and sufficient maneuvering space for wheelchair users. Its location on the first floor makes it easily reachable, reflecting the university’s commitment to inclusivity and creating an environment that supports the needs of people with disabilities.