Infrastructure and mobility

How to get there

Depending on which faculty you would like to visit on the North Campus, there are various ways to get there. We recommend the address of the "Berlin School of Mind and Brain" at Luisenstra?e 56, 10117 Berlin. The public transport stop "Charité - Campus Mitte" (bus 147) is also nearby. If you would like to go to Mensa Nord or the Campus Nord branch library, for example, it is advisable to travel by wheelchair to the underground station "Naturkundemuseum" (U6). From there it is approx. 550 metres. If you are travelling by train, take the tram (M10) from "Hauptbahnhof" to the underground station "Naturkundemuseum". From there you can reach the respective institutes.

Barriers

1. Almost all buildings, with the exception of Invalidenstra?e 42, 110 and 118 and the building Philippstr. 13 Haus 25, are not barrier-free.
2. Hessische Str. 2, Emil-Fischer-H?rsaal: Access for people with wheelchairs or walking disabilities only via the ZwB Campus Nord with the help of security.

Directions

The best way to reach the main building of Campus Mitte, Unter den Linden 6, 10117 Berlin by wheelchair is from the "Friedrichstra?e" S-Bahn and U-Bahn station. From there it is 550 metres to the main building.

Barrier-free buses (100, 245) also run from "Alexanderplatz" station (also wheelchair accessible) to "Staatsoper" station, from where it is 85 metres to the main building.

Disabled parking spaces

The disabled car park has been relocated. It is located on the side of the west wing. If you enter the grounds by car, after approx. 20 metres on the left-hand side.

Barriers

1. Dorotheenstr. 24: Disabled parking spaces are regularly used by others
2. Dorotheenstr. 28 (not completely barrier-free, currently undergoing renovation)
3. Georgenstr. 47: Among other things, no disabled parking spaces, the installation was rejected by the district office, there are no automatic doors in the underground car park
4. Unter den Linden 6: cobblestones at the entrance via the cour d'honneur and through the garden from Dorotheenstr.
5. Unter den Linden 6: Restrictions on access due to construction work from Unter den Linden and Dorotheenstr.
6. Unter den Linden 6: Due to construction work, barrier-free access to the East Wing is only possible via the West Wing lift until summer 2022. For help with orientation in the building, please contact the security staff on site.

Directions

Campus Adlershof is located in the south-east of Berlin. The "Erwin Schr?dinger Centre" at Rudower Chaussee 26, 12489 Berlin is the recommended central location. The centre is best reached by wheelchair from Adlershof S-Bahn station. From there it is 850 metres to the campus. From Adlershof S-Bahn station you can also take the barrier-free tram (M63) to Magnusstra?e. From there it is another 140m.

Barriers

1. Rudower Chaussee 16/18: Disabled parking spaces are regularly used by others.
2. Rudower Chaussee 25 (Johann-von-Neumann-Haus): No stair markings (steps and bumpers on the interior stairs).
3. Rudower Chaussee 26 (ESZ): No automatic doors at the side entrance to the forum; cobblestones at the main entrance.
4. Zum Gro?en Windkanal 6, buildings 1 and 2 (to the Institute of Psychology, PC pool).

The social and quiet rooms at Humboldt-Universit?t are places where students can withdraw if necessary.

Students with disabilities can use the following social rooms at Humboldt-Universit?t:

1. Main building, Unter den Linden 6, family room 3093, key from the porter in the foyer on presentation of a letter of confirmation, which you can obtain from us.
2. Institute Building German Studies/Scandinavian Studies, Dorotheenstr. 24, Room 2.002 (on the ground floor opposite the main entrance), key at the counter of the German Studies/Scandinavian Studies Branch Library.
3. University Library Grimm Centre, Geschwister-Scholl-Stra?e 1-3, 1st aid room with couch (room E.511), key at the porter/security staff in the foyer.
4. Seminar building Invalidenstr. 110: closed due to renovation work.
5. Adlershof, Erwin Schr?dinger Centre, room 0.103 (on the ground floor to the right of the entrance to the library), key at the counter of the Natural Sciences Branch Library. The social room is directly connected to the disabled toilet via a connecting door. If you need a key card on a permanent basis, please contact the head of the CMS user advisory service by e-mail.
6. In addition, some departments have student council rooms that are equipped with couches.
7. Overview of the parent-child rooms (created by the Family Office)

The studierendenWERK operates canteens and cafeterias at nine locations in the Humboldt-Universit?t area. Depending on kitchen capacity, three or more different dishes are offered. These include vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options.

The following facilities are accessible for students in wheelchairs:

1. Mensa Süd and S?ulenmensa (Unter den Linden 6)
2. Mensa Nord (Hannoversche Stra?e)
3. BAf?G office (Behrenstra?e)
4. Cafeteria Adlershof, Rudower Chaussee 25, House 2

The University Library (UB) offers a wide range of support services for students with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses. This includes, for example, extended loan periods, help with borrowing books, height-adjustable tables or work booths for visually impaired people. Here is a brief overview of the services on offer. For details, please contact the respective locations directly.

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Centre

The Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Centre - the largest library at Humboldt-Universit?t - is the library for the humanities and social and economic sciences and is located on the Mitte campus. It has the most comprehensive range of support services for disabled students. Part of the barrier-free facilities are Work cubicles for physically and visually impaired as well as blind students (with Braille printers), height-adjustable tables, barrier-free cloakroom lockers.

1. Contact: Birgit Stumm (Head of User Services), Tel.: (030) 2093-99327 Central e-mail address for accessibility at the University Libraries
2. Floor plan of the Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm Centre
3. Flyer of the Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm Centre

Erwin Schr?dinger Centre (ESZ)

The ESZ is the centrepiece of the mathematics and natural sciences campus in Adlershof. There is a work booth for visually impaired students and height-adjustable workstations in the reading room.

1. E-mail address of the ESZ
2. Further information about the ESZ
3. Flyer of the ESZ

The central university sports facilities at Humboldt-Universit?t, Technische Universit?t and Freie Universit?t offer sports programmes for students at all Berlin universities. All university sports events are generally open to people with disabilities. Some of the courses on offer are specially tailored to people with disabilities. The sports offered and dates are announced by the ZE Hochschulsport in the Humboldt-Universit?t sports programme published each semester. Additional courses can also be organised if required.

If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the courses on offer or would like to receive the current Humboldt-Universit?t sports programme, please contact:

Central University Sports Centre (ZEH) of Humboldt-Universit?t, Tel.: 030 2093-20180, Fax: 030 2093-20181, E-Mail: hochschulsport? Please insert an @ at this point ?hu-berlin? Please insert a period at this pointde

Registration is done online. Information and details on sports for the disabled can be obtained from the Information Centre for Sports for the Disabled,