Summer term class organization
University-wide classes and lectures will still be conducted remotely, but it will be up to the Deans to decide about major subjects. From March 28, all classes will be held at the university full-time.
From March 14 to March 27, 2022, the following classes will be held remotely:
- university-wide classes for both 1st and 2nd cycle studies and uniform master's studies (like foreign language classes, PE, IT and humanities and social sciences classes, including those that shape social competences in the field of entrepreneurship, intellectual property protection and ergonomics).
- lectures at all full-time studies on any level, and lectures at part-time studies in the field of veterinary medicine.
It will be up to the Deans to decide whether classes in major subjects (including labs) should be held remotely. Immediately after making the decision, the Deans will inform students of their faculties about the changes.
From March 28, all classes will be held at the university, in-person. Classes conducted online for another reason, such as the study programme stating that they are meant to be conducted with the use of distance learning methods and techniques, will be an exception. In other justified situations, such as someone being diagnosed with COVID-19, the deans will be able to decide to temporarily make classes remote.
