Covid-19 information
Safety guidance
To keep our community safe, we all have a role to play. It is our social responsibility to help stop the spread of Covid-19.
Testing
Free Covid-19 testing has ended for most people.
This means you are not expected to take regular lateral flow Covid-19 tests, or a PCR test if you develop symptoms.
You may still be able to get free lateral flow tests if you have a placement with the NHS or in social care, are going into hospital, or you’re at high risk of getting seriously ill from Covid-19.
What to do if you feel unwell
While you’re no longer required to self-isolate if you have Covid-19, you should try to stay away from others if you have symptoms.
Please continue to stay at home if you feel unwell, and do not come to campus.
What to do if you have symptoms of Covid-19 (NHS website)
Remember that if you need support, we’re here to help you. If you’re staying at home because you think or know you’ve got Covid-19, you can tell the University by completing our online Covid-19 form.
Tell the University if you’re staying at home
Support for students who are staying at home
How we’re keeping our community safe
Our priority is always the safety and wellbeing of our students and staff, and we have implemented a number of safety measures to protect our community.
How we’re keeping our community safe
Vaccinations
You should get your vaccination as soon as you are able.
How to book a covid-19 vaccine
NHS England has published a document containing FAQs about student covid-19 vaccinations in England, including questions about international student vaccinations.
Latest coronavirus updates on the government website.
For students: inform the University if you are self-isolating.
You must also let Residence Life know about a test result, please fill out this form.