Accessibility Statement

We are committed to ensuring that all webpages at www.ph-karlsruhe.de and all the web services we offer are accessible to everyone.

We have designed our website in accordance with the guidelines of the Regulation on the Provision of Accessible Information Technology (BITV 2.0) and in compliance with Section 10(1) of the State Disability Equality Act (L-BGG).

This website is partially compliant with Section 10(1) of the L-BGG. The inconsistencies and/or exceptions are listed below.

• Many documents and PDF files available for download on the website are not accessible. This applies in particular to PDF files created before October 2019. More recent PDF files are largely accessible according to established criteria. They therefore do not meet the PDF/UA standard. This compromise is intended to ensure that as many new PDFs as possible are made accessible, rather than optimising only individual documents to meet legal or technical standards due to limited staff resources.
• Accessible descriptions for images (alternative text) or videos (transcripts, subtitles) have not yet been implemented in some cases.
• Our website does not yet feature explanations in German Sign Language.

We are endeavouring to improve and expand our services as soon as possible. If you encounter any non-accessible content, please contact the Central Web Editorial Team. We will then provide you with the content as an accessible document.

This statement was drawn up on 3 March 2026.

If you encounter any accessibility issues on our website, please email us at 

webredaktion(at)ph-karlsruhe.de

You can reach us by post at the following address:

Karlsruhe University of
Education Administrative Office | Central Web Editorial Team
Bismarckstraße 10
76133 Karlsruhe

If we do not respond to your enquiry within the time limit specified in Section 8(1) of the L-BGG-DVO, you may contact the Representative of the State Government of Baden-Württemberg for the Interests of People with Disabilities or the municipal Representative for the Interests of People with Disabilities in the context of the ombudsman function described in Section 14(2), second sentence, of the L-BGG and Section 15(3), second sentence, of the L-BGG.

You can contact the State Government Commissioner for the Interests of People with Disabilities as follows:

State Commissioner for the Interests of People with Disabilities Nora Welsch

Office of the State Commissioner for the Interests of People with Disabilities
Else-Josenhans-Straße 6
70173 Stuttgart
Telephone: 0711 279 3360
Email: poststelle(at)bfbmb.bwl.de

You can find the contact details of the local representative responsible for the interests of people with disabilities in your area on the website of the city or district in which you have your permanent residence.

Please note the possibility of bringing a collective action under Section 12(1), first sentence, point 4 of the L-BGG.