“…In the SciELO platform, 39 published studies were found with themes related to accessibility and/or inclusion in higher education. Within this theme, the studies focused on different specificities: teacher training to attend students with disabilities in higher education (Reis, Eufrásio and Bazon, 2010); the right to inclusion in higher education (Araujo, 2017); inclusion specifically of students with visual disabilities (Fernandes and Costa, 2015;Regiani and Mól, 2013); inclusion and accessibility specifically of students with hearing disabilities (Bisol et al, 2010;Fernandes and Moreira, 2017;Martins and Napolitano, 2017;Mesquita, 2018); inclusion in higher education (Almeida and Ernica, 2015;Calheiros and Fumes, 2016;Facci, Silva and Souza, 2018;Nozu, Bruno and Cabral, 2018;Oliveira, Gonçalvez and Oliveira, 2016;Poker, Valentim and Garla, 2018); normalization, access legitimacy, participation, and formation (Cabral and Melo, 2017); accessibility in higher education (Silva and Ferreira, 2017); permanence of students with disabilities (Maciel and Anache, 2017); admission and permanence (Castro and Almeida, 2014;Moreira, Bolsanello and Seger, 2011); accessibility and permeance (Garcia, Bacarin and Leonardo, 2018); centers of accessibility in the universities (Ciantelli andLeite, 2016;Ciantelli, Leite and Nuernberg, 2017;Melo and Araújo, 2018); attention to diversity in higher education (Martos-García and Valencia-Peris, 2016); mapping of students in special education (Lourenço and Battistella, 2018); survey on the number of PWD enrolled in higher education (Duarte et al, 2013); participation of students with disabilities in higher education (Gesser and Nuernberg, 2017); meanings of inclusion through students' perspectives (Almeida and Ferreira, 2018); satisfaction evaluation of students with disabilities (Guerreiro, Almeida and Silva Filho, 2014;...…”