coronavirus information
- 27/02/2020 - Translation into English of the latest advice on coronavirusissued by the Spanish Government Presidency General Secretariat.
- 04/03/2020 - Advice for UA staff members to schedule international travel following the guidelines of the World Health Organisation:
1.- As a general rule, the WHO recommends avoiding travel to areas affected by COVID-19. Information on these areas is constantly being updated through the following link: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/situation-reports/
2.- Staff members belonging to risk groups (diabetes, hypertension, and heart and lung diseases) should avoid travelling to affected areas.
- 04/03/2020 - Circular for students: Chinese, Japanese.
- 09-03-2020 - Circularfor the university community members.
- 11-03-2020 - Decision of the Valencia Government on special healthcare measures (in Spanish).
- 12-03-2020 - Statement by the University of Alicante President:"Following the instructions of the Valencian regional government, in coordination with all the Valencian public universities, the teaching activity in the classroom will be suspended indefinitely as of Monday 16 March.
Likewise, all extracurricular activities of any kind scheduled to be held at the Campus of Sant Vicent del Raspeig, as well as at all the UA venues and lecture halls around the province, have been suspended.
Instead, the teaching activity will be conducted online. For this purpose, the University of Alicante will publish tomorrow an ad hoc teaching plan with instructions and guidelines to guarantee the continuation of the classes online."
13-03-2020 - Statement by the University of Alicante President : reminder of extracurricular events suspended.
13-03-2020 - Instructions for the continuation of online teaching at UA.
13-03-2020 - Spain's Prime Minister Statement. (in Spanish)
15-03-2020 - UA Comptroller's instructions for administrative staff. (In Spanish)
20-03-2020 - UA access control.
21-03-2020 - Chabot assistanceto deal with common questions on COVID-19.