Here are the winners: Aalborg University wins more grants for Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025-2026

For the second time, the Bevica Foundation, through the Bevica Scholarship, has invited students and educators to answer the question: How can we create an inclusive society for all? The Bevica Scholarship Programme supports students and educators in undertaking international activities in universal design and accessibility. The programme provides an opportunity to develop professional skills and experiences that can contribute to a more inclusive society — based on universal design.

The following students and lecturers from Aalborg University have been selected as Bevica Scholars 2025—2026 and have received a travel grant of DKK 30,000.

Julia TrierOlesen, student for the project “Human-Centered Urban Environments”

Luis Santos, Associate Professor for the project “Creating Neuro-Inclusive Learning Spaces: Addressing Autism Spectrum Condition Students Inclusivity in Higher-Education through Generative Artificial Intelligence and Augmented and Immersive Reality Technologies”

Maria Camila, student for the project “Redefining Cultural Participation Beyond the Museum Exhibit: An exploration of multimodal exhibition enhancement for blind & low-vision visitors”

See all recipients and follow the progress of projects hereto.