Semester start will be both a digital and a physical event this year. This is what you need to know before beginning your studies on Monday 10 August.
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Mandatory introductory meetings will be held digitally on Zoom on Monday 10 August at three different times. The link to your introductory meeting will be published on Sunday 9 August. New students will be divided into “fadder” (buddy) groups and can visit the campus at different times, after the introductory meeting. Everyone will be given a bottle of hand sanitiser, a one-meter measuring tape, and seat pads.
Everyone entering the campuses this year must complete an e-learning course on infection control upfront. This also applies to students.
To lower the risk of infection on campus it is important to keep a safe distance (one meter) from each other. You will find informative posters, signs and floor markings, and “approved workspace” stickers on both campuses.
If you feel ill, even if only with minor symptoms, stay home.
This year, lectures will be both digital and physical. Because of this, it is important that you know where the lecture will take place. The room description field in the timetable will state the location of the lecture or contain a link to a digital lecture.
See the timetable for your lectures.
Are you a new international student and want more information about what you need to remember before starting your studies? See our checklist for new students.