Physical Facilities and Accessibility Services for Students with Disabilities
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In addition to the Disability Services unit, which provides specialized support for students with disabilities, several physical facilities across BINUS University campuses have also been designed to accommodate individuals with diverse accessibility needs.
The following are some of the accessibility facilities available:
Designated Parking Areas for Students with Disabilities
Designated accessible parking spaces are available in all campus buildings and are strategically located close to building entrances or campus access points.

Accessible parking area at Syahdan Campus
The availability of these dedicated parking spaces enables students with disabilities who require mobility support, such as wheelchair users or individuals using other mobility aids, to enter campus facilities more comfortably and efficiently.
These parking areas also benefit students who arrive in specially equipped vehicles designed to transport mobility aids. As accessible parking spaces are generally wider than standard parking spots, passengers can board and disembark more safely and conveniently.
Ramps
Another accessibility feature available throughout BINUS University campus buildings is the provision of ramps. In areas that cannot be accessed by elevators but are located at a higher level than the surrounding pathways, ramps are provided alongside stairs to ensure that students with disabilities can reach these locations without being limited to stairways or escalators.

Ramp in the lobby area of Anggrek Campus
Some campus facilities are located in recessed areas, corners, or elevated sections that may not be directly accessible from the main pathways. For students with disabilities who rely on mobility aids, ramps provide an essential means of access to these spaces.

Ramp at the entrance to the Library, Anggrek Campus
The benefits of ramps extend beyond students with disabilities who use mobility aids. They also serve other campus users, including parents with baby strollers, staff transporting goods on trolleys, and elderly employees who may use wheelchairs.
Accessible Restrooms
Another important facility is the availability of restrooms specifically designed for students with disabilities. These accessible restrooms are carefully designed to meet the needs of their users and provide greater comfort and independence.

Accessible restroom for individuals with disabilities
Features include wider doorways to accommodate wheelchair users, as well as handrails and support bars installed alongside restroom fixtures to facilitate safer and more convenient use.