Reading Disabilities

Students who have a reading disability may borrow text books as talking books.

Students who are visually impaired or have a print disability (e.g. dyslexia) can access course books in the form of talking books. Hanken's library collaborates with the Accessibility Library Celia, and the Hanken library staff can help register you as a Celia user.

If a course book is not yet available in talking book format through Celia, it may be borrowed from another Nordic country, or produced by Celia upon request. Please note that producing a new talking book takes about three months.

Talking books are available as audio files.

Since accessing course books as talking books requires advance planning and a long-term approach, we recommend contacting the library as early as possible. For more information or to register as a Celia user, please book an appointment via the library's booking calendar. 

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