Accessible campus

MCUT is committed to building a friendly and inclusive campus. Universal design principles and gender-friendly measures are incorporated into facility planning, providing accessible ramps, elevators, restrooms, wayfinding for the visually impaired, and disability parking spaces. The campus also includes lactation rooms and rest areas to support pregnant and parenting students and staff. These measures not only safeguard health and well-being (SDG 3) but also promote diversity and inclusion (SDG 10), demonstrating the University’s role as a practitioner of sustainable development and social responsibility.




1.Accessible circulation: Gentle ramps and handrails at main entrances, pedestrian routes, and grade changes connecting teaching, administrative, and public spaces.


2. Tactile cues & wayfinding: Tactile warning tiles at intersections, stairheads, and grade transitions, with clear signage to aid users with visual impairments.


3. Accessible elevators: Car sizes suitable for wheelchairs, braille buttons, and voice floor announcements in academic buildings, with regular maintenance logs posted.


4. Accessible restrooms: Barrier-free stalls in major buildings (grab bars, turning radius, emergency call buttons) maintained via routine inspection checklists.


5. Priority parking: Designated disability priority car/motorcycle spaces near entrances, with clear markings and connected accessible routes, included in term inspections.


6. Maternity-friendly facilities: Lactation rooms/milk-expression spaces and baby-changing stations with posted hours and borrowing procedures; priority seating in public areas.

7. Accessible Facilities Map: University/office websites publish maps and info on accessible routes, lactation rooms, priority parking, and service windows.