This is 2020 Learning: What To Expect

It has been an uncertain time, but some things haven't changed. No matter what, we are still determined to offer you the best of UEA's expertise.

Our new “This is 2020 Learning – What to Expect” video explains how you will learn in a supportive, safe and inspiring environment.

And we’ve got our current students and teaching staff to show you what to expect.

Government guidance and UEA policy continues to evolve, this video was correct at time of filming in July 2020. Please familiarise yourself with our FAQ pages. https://www.uea.ac.uk/study/informati...

With effect from Monday 7th September 2020, the University requires face coverings to be worn by staff, students and visitors while moving around in University buildings and in all teaching spaces and any crowded external spaces.

Academic staff are encouraged to wear the provided face visor instead of a face covering during any in-person teaching sessions, to facilitate lip reading and oral clarity for students. The following exemptions apply:

- Staff or students who cannot wear face coverings for medical reasons. There is no requirement to provide evidence of exemption.
- Laboratories where there is risk of chemical or biological contamination of face coverings (alternative arrangements will be in place)
- Face coverings can be removed for eating and drinking
- Face coverings can be removed once at your work station, study spaces and other (non-teaching) areas that are arranged to provide 2m social distancing
- Face coverings are not required in buildings where there is a legislative exemption

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