Lockdown and organisation of classes from 30 October to 1 December 2020
In accordance with the government's announcements, a lockdown has been introduced from 30 October to 1 December 2020, with adjustments to activities at the university. Certain activities, in particular practical work requiring specific material and examinations, can thus continue to be held on campus. The list of these activities will be determined for each course and will be communicated to you as soon as possible, after validation by the education authorities. This list will be exhaustive, and any activity that is not mentioned will not be allowed on campus. Your administrative and pedagogical teams will provide you with more precise information on the organisation of classes, so that you can make travel arrangements. To come to the campus, you must fill out the required form and tick the box for travel between home and an educational institution. You will need to bring your student card and proof of a timetable or a notice of meeting.
Generally speaking, the reduction in classroom capacity that you have experienced since the beginning of September will continue to be applied for the activities that can take place at the university.
If your courses are organised by a partner institution, please follow the instructions of that institution.
If you are working in a company (apprenticeship, internship), you must also comply with their arrangements for working.
If you need to contact the administrative, medical or social services, you will be able to come to the campus provided you have made an appointment.
Classes
- In order to respect the guidelines while organising teaching and pedagogical activities, health measures have been put in place, such as classes being taught alternately on campus and online.
- These measures guarantee the quality of the teaching and the of the degree you are preparing.
- Masks are mandatory for students and staff, and social distancing of at least one metre or one empty seat between each person must be respected. Due to social distancing measures, courses will propose that certain classes should be taught on campus and others online.
- The maximum capacity of classrooms and lecture theatres has been reduced to half their capacity in high and maximum alert zones from Tuesday 6 October 2020.
How can I contact my course convenor or academic office?
What should I do if I am absent from class (self-isolation, symptoms, etc.)?
- You should contact the academic office for your course if you are absent, in the same way as you would normally do. Your course convenor might also be able to give you information about how to access course material while you are absent.
- You can send a copy of your test with the result covered (we must be able to read your first name, surname, the name of the laboratory and the date on which the test was taken) This document will be considered as written proof for your absence, before taking the test and until you return to class.
- If you are on an internship within a company, respect their guidelines for the management of the health crisis.
International mobility
- You are able to go abroad as part of an international mobility program but must follow the host country’s regulations: please contact the International Relations Service.
- International countries can come to study in France and go back to their home country.
What help is available to students?
- If you are having difficulties accessing a computer, please refer to the “A computer for all” scheme: https://www.univ-gustave-eiffel.fr/campus/vie-etudiante/acces-a-du-materiel-numerique/
- If you are having difficulties accessing digital tools and resources, please contact your course convenor.
- If you are in a situation of social, financial or psychological emergency, please contact the Lugéline helpline, designed especially for you: +33 (0)1 60 95 74 00.