Protein Research

Accessibility Statement

Preamble

The University of Hohenheim makes every effort to make this website protein.uni-hohenheim.de accessible in accordance with Sec. 10(1) of the State Equal Opportunities for the Disabled Act (L-BGG).

Scope

This declaration on accessibility applies to the protein website of the University of Hohenheim protein.uni-hohenheim.de. This includes all public and access-restricted websites, sub-pages, and subsequent pages of the domain (in future referred to as the protein website of the University of Hohenheim ) for which the University of Hohenheim is responsible in terms of content, appearance, and technical functions, as well as the associated pictorial, moving image, and text content.

All other external, legally, organizationally, and technically independent institutions whose websites are linked to the University of Hohenheim or refer to the University of Hohenheim are responsible for their own content in the sense of their operators and are not covered or included by this declaration.

Accessibility

1. Status of compatibility with the requirements

The web presence of the University of Hohenheim is partially compatible with Sec. 10(1) L-BGG due to the following incompatibilities.

The incompatibilities are listed below.

2. Non-accessible content

The content listed below is not accessible for the following reasons:

a) Incompatibility with Sec. 10(1) L-BGG

  • No audio descriptors are provided for video and audio content, and subtitles are not yet available for all videos.
  • Graphic elements and images have not been fully supplemented with alternatives or alternative texts.
  • Links can be inaccessible.
  • Documents such as PDF files or Office documents are not provided in accessible versions.

b) Unreasonable burden

  • Due to the unreasonable burden (according to Sec. 10(1) L-BGG) required to implement these accessibility features, the above has not yet been implemented. The University of Hohenheim endeavors to improve this immediately.

3. Preparation of this declaration on accessibility

This declaration was prepared on November 30, 2020. It was created based on a BITV self-assessment carried out by the University of Hohenheim.

The declaration was last reviewed on November 30, 2020.

4. Feedback and contact details

The University of Hohenheim is working on breaking down the existing barriers to accessibility.

If you would like to provide feedback on any accessibility compliance deficiencies, please send your feedback, citing the specific web page and barrier, to the

Web Editing and Development Unit webredaktion@uni-hohenheim.de

You can also use the feedback link at the bottom of each web page.

You can also contact the following authorities:

Representative for students with a disability or a chronic illness rotraud.konca@uni-hohenheim.de

Representative for severely disabled persons sv@verwaltung.uni-hohenheim.de

5. Enforcement procedures

In order to ensure that the University of Hohenheim's website meets the requirements described in Sec. 10(1) L-BGG, you can contact the Web Editing & Development Department and provide feedback. You will find the relevant contact details under point 4 of this declaration.

If the University does not respond to your inquiry within the period stipulated in Sec. 8 sentence 1 L-BGG-DVO, you can contact the representative of the state government for the interests of people with disabilities or the municipal representative for the interests of people with disabilities within the framework of the ombudsman function described in Sec. 14(2) sentence 2 L-BGG and Sec. 15(3) sentence 2 L-BGG.

You can contact the representative of the state government for the interests of people with disabilities as follows:

Office of the State Commissioner for the Disabled: Else-Josenhans-Straße 6 70173 Stuttgart Tel. +49 711 279-3360 Email: poststelle@bfbmb.bwl.de

You can find the contact details of your local representative for the interests of people with disabilities on the website of the town or district where you have your permanent residence.

Reference is made to the possibility of the right of action by associations under Sec. 12(1), Sentence 1, no. 4, L-BGG.