Are you a Dutch (prospective) student or staff member? See information in Dutch.
We are finally back on campus. We will continue to follow the basic measures and advice given by the Dutch government regarding the coronavirus. This way we can reduce chances of infection, especially for those who are more vulnerable.
Basic measures
National COVID measures have all been lifted but the basic recommendations remain in place: keep 1.5m distance if possible, cough and sneeze in your elbow, wash your hands regularly, avoid shaking hands.
Do you have symptoms?
Check quarantainecheck.rijksoverheid.nl for more information.
Vaccinations and self tests
It remains important to be vaccinated and to take a test when you develop symptoms. You can make an appointment via coronatest.nl.
Help for students who are going through a tough time
Many students are still struggling at this time. Stress, discomfort and loneliness can lead to feeling bleak and listless. There are initiatives and help are available to help students.
Education in the 2021/2022 academic year
For questions about your programme or time table, you can contact the programme staff. There is also an overview of general information about the education at the UvA in 2021/2022.
Education in the 2022/2023 academic year
Students who were unable to complete their degree programme due to COVID-19 or the related restrictions can nonetheless enrol in a Bachelor’s or Master’s programme under certain conditions. Find more information here.
International students
Find more information here. Do you have a specific question about your situation, please contact the education office of your faculty or the Central Student Service Desk.
Hybrid working
Working from home and hybrid working will remain possible at the UvA. You can make agreements about this with your team and manager. Check the staff website for tips, guidelines and the UvA policy on hybrid working.