Ulster University students return to campus
Ulster University has told students that face-to-face teaching will take place as normal when the new term begins on 24 January.But UU has now said on-campus teaching will resume when most students return for the new semester.That decision had been criticised by some students.
Prior to that, most degree courses had been taught entirely remotely since March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. "We remain committed to face-to-face teaching as much as possible and whilst this remains the executive direction," he said. Cafes and other catering facilities on UU's campuses will be open as well as libraries, sports centres and other student services.
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