Nîmes University Library Strengthens Support for Neurodiverse Students

The University of Nîmes permanently integrates the Atypie-Friendly program for a more inclusive campus adapted to all profiles.

Interior of a university library in Occitanie with shelves full of books and study tables.
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Interior of a university library in Occitanie with shelves full of books and study tables.

The Nîmes University Library fully integrates the Atypie-Friendly program, enhancing its support to offer a more accessible and welcoming campus for neurodiverse students.

For several years, the University of Nîmes library has been leveraging the resources of the Atypie-Friendly program to adapt its spaces and services to the needs of all students. Now a full participant in the program, the university is sustainably reinforcing its support to provide an even more accessible, caring, and success-oriented campus for all neurodiversity profiles.
Fully aligning with the entire university community in this inclusive approach, the University Library offers both theoretical and practical reading suggestions, accessible via a link to a PDF document.
The University Library, located at the Vauban Site, Rue du Dr Georges Salan in Nîmes, provides its users with a rich collection of over 85,000 books, 215 journal titles, 2,500 DVDs, as well as numerous specialized journals and over 50 electronic encyclopedias and databases accessible online.
Based on information from the official source: Université de Nîmes (Unîmes) (28/09/2026)