The COHESION project aims to improve the integration into working life of higher education students with neurological disorders and trauma By providing targeted training and raising awareness in work organisations, the project supports vulnerable students on their journey towards and at the beginning of their working lives.

The main target group of this project is HEI (higher education institutions: universities, universities of applied sciences, medicine academias, art universities, polytechnics, agricultural colleges, professional-oriented higher institutions, etc.), which wish to provide tools to their vulnerable students (final beneficiaries of the program) seeking the first employment while struggling to fit into the modern framework of task workflow.

The primary objective of the COHESION project is to promote inclusive practices for workers with neurotypical and trauma backgrounds, including vulnerable European students, refugees, migrants and third country nationals. The project aims to make inclusion of workers with neurological disorders a standard practice, facilitated by training that highlights both opportunities and strategies to effectively manage challenges.