Are you a Dutch-speaking Master's student or third-year Bachelor's student at the FMG and are your roots in Turkey, North Africa, Asia, Suriname or the Antilles and/or are you a first-generation student? Do you want ...

The major ICT maintenance work weekend will be taking place on Saturday, 20 November and Sunday, 21 November. During this weekend access to a few systems will be limited as a result of this work.

The amount of air being blown into lecture rooms at the UvA is systematically and periodically checked. In recent weeks, measurements have been taken in the JK building on the Roeterseiland Campus (REC JK). On Friday ...

Making sure there is enough fresh air is one of the four basic rules designed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. But what about the ventilation in the UvA’s buildings? This article sets out some key points.

Many coronavirus restrictions in the Netherlands have been scrapped. At the same time, the coronavirus entry pass has been introduced and capacity restrictions continue to apply for certain locations. In this update ...

The last measures in higher education will be withdrawn on 25 September and ‘normal’ education on the campus is getting closer. We are pleased with this news, but also understand that some people might find it ...

Last Tuesday week the introduction days of Master's programmes of Communication Science took place. Download the slides of the different Master's track presentations by clicking on one of the links below.

Last Tuesday (31 August) and Thursday (2 September) the introduction days of the Bachelor and the Master's programmes of Communication Science took place. Download the slides of the presentations by clicking on one ...

We can all help to ensure the safest possible return to campus at the start of the new academic year next week. This update contains details on what you can do and what the UvA is doing to make sure that everyone ...

On Friday 13 August 2021, the UvA learned that the 1.5-metre rule will cease to apply in higher education settings with effect from 30 August 2021. This means that face-to-face education on campus can resume in the ...

As announced during the government COVID-19 press conference on Friday, 13 August, the 1.5-metre social distancing regulation will no longer apply to higher education institutions as of 30 August. As a result, we ...

During the press conference on Friday, 13 August, the government announced that the 1.5-metre distancing rule will be dropped at higher education institutions from September. The UvA is looking forward to a new ...

Due to ongoing infection rates, the opportunity to order free self-tests via www.zelftestonderwijs.nl has been extended. Below you can read more about why and when you can take a self-test, and how to order them.

Earlier, we wrote that we are preparing for an academic year in which we will abandon the 1.5-metre rule. The exact measures will become clear on 13 August. In this update, we provide more clarity on orientation ...

At the end of May we handed out webcam covers at a number of UvA locations. Their use can occasionally cause problems with certain types of laptops: the MacBook, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro.

The number of coronavirus infections is falling. More and more people have been vaccinated or are able to schedule an appointment, and we are preparing for a new academic year without restrictive measures. Below you ...

Our Service Desks and information desks are currently not available by phone due to a telephone disruption.

We are happy to see that the corona situation in the Netherlands is improving swiftly. It looks like we can offer on campus education again in September. With this email, we would like to inform you about how we are ...

The end of the academic year is approaching, and so we look ahead to the new academic year - a year in which education will once again take place on campus. Expectations are that the circumstances towards the end of ...

You are most welcome to sign up for a workshop and/or for the panel discussion.

Course registration for first-semester courses will start in June. You can only register for courses if you have submitted a re-enrolment request for the academic year 2021-2022

Recently, more education on campus became possible within limits. In order to keep the number of infections as low as possible, it is important for everyone who comes to campus to perform regular self-tests. These ...

Are you going back to the UvA soon? Then reset your wifi on your mobile phone and laptop through wifiportal.uva.nl. You can already do this from home.

Tuesday night it was confirmed that universities will be able to offer more educational activities on campus again from 28 April, in conjunction with making self-testing available and enforcing common coronavirus ...

Do you have links to databases, e-books or e-journals stored in your browser favorites or in one of the citation tools (RefWorks, Zotero or Mendeley) with proxy.uba.uva.nl:2048 or proxy.uba.uva.nl:2443 in the URL? ...

We are hoping for an announcement next week that students in higher education will be able to return to the UvA more often from 26 April onwards, but the government has postponed its decision on the matter. In the ...

Unfortunately, the government did not announce any immediate easing of the restrictions on higher education at last night's press conference. However, universities may be able to deliver more face-to-face education ...

The UVA and AUAS were the targets of a major cyber attack in February and March 2021. This cyber attack did not lead to system failures, hijacking or ransom requests. All servers and systems of the UvA and AUAS have ...

When you log in to one of SURF's services, for example SURFspot and Research Drive, you will be presented with a login screen (SURFconext) where you indicate which institution you belong to. In the list you then ...

Accounts blocked for users who have not yet changed their password

Please avoid getting locked out of your UvA user account by changing your UvAnetID as soon as possible. If you are one of the more than 80,000 users of the UvA and AUAS systems who have already done so, we thank you ...

In this update, we again draw attention to changing your password. More than 70,000 colleagues and students have already done so. Thanks for that! Have you not changed your password yet? Then do it as soon as ...

As a result of the cyber attack on the UvA and AUAS, it is important that all staff and students change their UvAnetID password. Are you one of the 26,000 people who have already changed their password? There’s no ...

Any relaxation of the measures for higher education is not to be expected in the short term, as also became apparent yesterday at the government's press conference. For the new academic year, we are assuming that ...

We are still working hard to limit the consequences of the cyber-attack. All students and staff have now been notified that they have to change their passwords. The call to do so is being well heeded.

We are working very hard to repel the cyber-attack. We are closely monitoring all ICT systems and are working hard to clean them up. Investigations have shown that the hackers have access to the encrypted passwords. ...

We’re working hard behind the scenes to limit the impact of the cyber attack. Within ICT Services in particular, employees are working overtime to ensure that education and research can continue as smoothly as possible.

The situation concerning cyber security remains the same as yesterday. Education and research at the UvA and AUAS are currently experiencing very little hindrance from the cyber-attack: all systems are online and ...

Education and research at the UvA and AUAS are currently experiencing very little hindrance from the cyberattack: all systems are online and available for use.

The Security and Operations Center of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) and University of Amsterdam (UvA) have found that an unknown third party has gained access to the ICT environments of the AUAS ...