We are really looking forward to welcoming new and returning students to the University of Wolverhampton for the new academic year.
We are currently in Phase 3 along our Road to Reopening @WLV (details below), which means we are welcoming students back to campus in a managed way.
The safety of students and staff is our top priority, and you will see social distancing measures in place on campus as well as hand sanitiser units throughout our buildings. As we continue along our road to reopening, we will continue to review these in line with national guidance. Alongside these precautions, we have developed an innovative mixture of face-to-face and digital learning to ensure you can start your studies with us and you are not delayed in any way.
Support is here for you and our teams are ready to answer any queries you may have - we are here to help.
Professor Geoff Layer
Vice-Chancellor
THE ROAD TO REOPENING @ WLV
Phase 1: Lockdown (March - June)
Most University buildings closed
Digital learning and assessment
Student accommodation available to those who need it
Small numbers of support staff on campus
Planning for reopening
Phase 2: Preparation for students returning (July - August)
Reopening of some buildings: our research labs, for example.
Digital learning and assessment
Student accommodation available to those who need it
Planning and testing of social distancing
Increased number of staff on campus
Phase 3: Welcome (August - October)
Larger numbers of buildings open including libraries, some social spaces and catering
Students back on campus: Welcome Week (from 21 Sept) and Semester 1 (undergraduates from 28 Sept, postgraduates from 26 Oct*)
Blended learning: mixture of face-to-face and digital
Student accommodation in use with social distancing
Continued use and review of social distancing
Larger numbers of staff on campus
Continued access from off-campus for students/staff who need to shield