The last measures in higher education will be withdrawn on 25 September and ‘normal’ education on the campus is getting closer.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 ...

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 ...

This message is intended for students who did not apply (properly) for courses during the course registration period from 11 June 2021 to 22 June 2021.

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 ...