Arrangements have been made for exams and assessments to be taken online (more info online here). We've broken down the info into two charts to show what it all means, and what you need to do going forward:

Years 1 and 2 - Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught (click to see image full size)

Year 3 / final year - Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught (click to see image full size)

Key links to information are as follows:
University update on exams and assessments
FAQs about exams and assessments
Portal access to timetables

University of Greenwich assessments are suspended; students will be communicated to as soon as possible.

We are recommending that our student groups follow the social-distancing guidance to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. We are therefore recommending that all student groups postpone or cancel their events and regular meetings.

The University of Greenwich have emailed Halls residents in Greenwich and Avery Hill regarding this – if you live in halls, please check your University email. A summary of their information is as follows: For those who have left halls, or are intending to leave as you can, we will not charge you fees for the weeks you are not resident from 1st April onwards.

We also recognise that as some services in some halls may be reduced in the current situation, those who do remain will receive a discount from April onwards if applicable to your residence. For the University to process this and to ensure we know who has remained in halls, you must inform the University ideally no later than Thursday 26th March about your movements. You can do this by filling out the form on the Accommodation Portal. Please note: if you do not complete the form, you will not be eligible for any refund of hall fees so it is essential that you complete it now. If you have already completed the form, please update it if your circumstances have changed. It is especially important if you previously told the University that you were intending to leave halls and have now done so. If you have already moved out but have left items in your room and do not intend to return, you will not be charged for your room, but you must still tell us. You will be advised about departure arrangements after you complete the form.

Students who have left halls permanently will be contacted on or after 1st April, with the final balance of their account. Where a refund is due, arrangements will be made to refund the money within 4-6 weeks We ask that you please do not contact us about specific refunds and account balances as we cannot provide that information at the current time

If you live in University halls, the Accommodation team there can help you with this. For anyone self-isolating wherever you are, there is some good advice online at nhs.uk. Mental health charity MIND have some guides to support your welfare whilst isolating, or studying/working from home - mind.org.uk.

The University, along with all other higher education fee-charging institutions, will be looking at this question is the coming weeks. As the impact of the outbreak has not fully been realised yet, this is something that will take a while for the University to look at and review. We will keep you up-to-date as and when we know more.

University campuses are set to close at 5pm on [24/03/20]. The UK Prime Minister has ordered the closure of places of worship as part of the efforts to stop the spread of the Covid-19. Chaplains will still be operating.

Unfortunately, we have decided with London South Bank to postpone Varsity. You can keep up-to-date with Varsity on our website, greenwichsu.co.uk/varsity.

We have had communication from British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) that all sports fixtures have been cancelled – please click here for more information.

Pharmacy students are currently taught by the University of Kent, and they have updated their information about their current situation. They are now preparing to deliver teaching on-line across the University from 23 March. For more information, please visit the University of Kent website.

The NHS provide some good advice here: NHS Covid-19 guidance

The University provide information on registering with a doctor here: gre.ac.uk/study/support/medical/centres

Whilst our Welcome Desks at Dreadnought and Avery Hill are closed, binding and printing can be done at Ryman. There are local branches at Blackheath (0208 304 8421), Bexley Health (0208 460 6606) and Bromley (0209 304 8421). Alternatively, you can use SBS Printing at Stockwell Street in Greenwich (0203 005 8665).

Following the government guidance to avoid pubs, we have decided to close the Lower Deck and Change until further notice in the interest of student safety. The Village Shop is currently still operating, we will update you if any changes are made to this.