Tag: corona
Information on the summer term
The summer semester has officially begun and the lecture period will start in a few days. In view of the past semesters, many students are certainly asking themselves how the summer semester will go. The following statements refer to the current status, which, like so many things in the pandemic, can still change.
Evidence: As things stand at the moment, no 3G certificate is required to take part in courses and examinations.… Read more
Exams
The first exams of the semester have already been written, and slowly more and more exams are written. Because questions may arise especially with the Corona pandemic and the first exams for first-year students, we would like to point out a few things.
For exams you have to prove your 3G status. This is usually done via the campUSticket. Attention: As of 3 February, the old campUSticket is no longer valid!… Read more
News about the campUSticket
Due to the amendment of the COVID-19 Protective Measures Exemption Ordinance ("COVID-19-Schutzmaßnahmen-Ausnahmenverordnung"), the validity of the university certificate also changes. For this reason, the campUSticket must be reissued
This is possible from 28 January and works in the same way as the first issue (bring your student ID and proof of immunisation!). From 3 February, only the new campUStickets will be valid.… Read more
stuvus survey on hybrid teaching in the winter term 21/22
Are you frustrated with the progress of the digital semester and want the semester to be better?
Then our current survey on digital teaching in the winter semester is just right for you!
You can participate in the survey until the 3rd of December: stuvus.de/umfrage2021
In the survey you have the opportunity to indicate what is going well and what is not so well and what you need to improve your studies or which aspects of digital teaching should be kept for the future.… Read more
Hybrid teaching in the winter term 21/22
By now, you have probably noticed that the winter semester will unfortunately be a "transition semester", with at least 50% teaching in person and the rest as online teaching. Thus, one of our main concerns for this semester is to improve hybrid teaching. Unfortunately, there is currently no clear statement from the university about what online teaching should look like. In particular, however, for students who are abroad and cannot yet travel back to Germany, who have chronic illnesses or who cannot take part in face-to-face teaching for personal reasons, we believe that certain standards must be met and that online study must be possible.… Read more