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Latest update on the coronavirus:
Distance education all summer

2020-04-27 

The University crisis management team has taken the decision that the University will continue with online instruction and assessment all summer, until 23 August.

This means that all our summer courses will be taught remotely.

At the same time, the University is preparing for our education in the autumn.

Högskolan i Gävle, exteriör, innergård.

Photo: Anna Sällberg

The University has taken the decision that the University will continue with online instruction and assessment until 23 August. This means that all our summer courses will be taught remotely.

At the same time, the University is also preparing for our education in the autumn. As yet, it is uncertain what the Public Health Agency of Sweden will recommend, so different scenarios are explored.

The University campus is open for students, but you need to have a valid entrance card: the HiG card. Contact the Reception if you have questions regarding entrance cards. The Reception is open between 9 am and 3 pm.

The Library’s opening hours are limited for the being (see below)

As before, members of staff and students who commute from the Stockholm and Uppsala region or who belong to a risk group are recommended to work and study home, if possible.

Recent decisions relevant for students and staff at the University of Gävle

  • There will be no teaching and no examinations on campus; all teaching and assessment will be carried out remotely as of 18 March until 23 August.
  • Entrances at the University campus are open only for students and members of staff in order to slow down the spread of the virus and to create greater security. (Starting 24 March).
  • The Library is open for individual service via e-mail and telephone between 9 am – 3 pm on Mondays – Fridays, and it is open for visitors between 10 am – 2 pm on Mondays – Fridays. (Starting 24 March).
  • All parts of the organisation are encouraged to avoid physical meetings by switching to digital meetings and conferences, internally and externally.
  • We strongly advice everyone with symptoms of an infection to stay at home.
  • No travelling on behalf of the University abroad and no international student exchanges are allowed.
  • All students are urged to stay updated via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Public Health Agency of Sweden and to follow all of their recommendations.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ).

Published by: Anna Sällberg Page responsible: Anders Munck Updated: 2020-04-28
Högskolan i Gävle
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Box 801 76 GÄVLE
026-64 85 00 (växel)