The Orientation and Mobility Instructor for Individuals with Blindness or Visual Impairment program at Eötvös Loránd University is designed to prepare professionals who can support the independence and quality of life of people with visual impairments. The program provides in-depth knowledge of visual disabilities, rehabilitation techniques, and practical training in teaching mobility and orientation skills. Students learn how to assess individual needs, develop personalized mobility plans, and use assistive technologies to enhance accessibility. Emphasis is placed on understanding the psychological, social, and environmental factors affecting individuals with blindness or low vision, as well as promoting inclusion and equal opportunities. The course blends theoretical foundations with hands-on practice, ensuring graduates are confident and capable in real-world rehabilitation settings.
Outcomes & Career Prospects
Upon completion, you will be capable of:
Designing and delivering O&M training programmes for visually impaired clients, enabling safer, more independent mobility.
Carrying out assessments of vision and mobility skills, and recommending assistive technologies.
Advising on accessibility adaptations in public and private spaces.
Advocating for the rights and inclusion of people with visual impairment in society.
Highlights
Required Documents
Bachelor-level degree (or equivalent)
Academic transcripts/record of grades
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Motivation letter, describing your experience and reasons for applying
