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We're committed to delivering world-class learning experiences in-person and online. Discover how our teaching is evolving to equip you with the skills you need to navigate whatever business challenges come your way.
Hybrid School is a new learning model that enables the simultaneous delivery of teaching to students both physically on-campus and those learning virtually. It is engaging, interactive and innovative, and provides a shared classroom experience for faculty and students. All students, whether learning virtually or in-person, use technology throughout their sessions to interact with faculty, engage with course content and learn from their peers.
Returning and incoming students have access to a dedicated COVID-19 information hub, with useful resources, visa advice, frequently asked questions and much more.
The health and safety of everyone is our top priority and we have therefore put the following measures in place to protect the community:
The School has a system that allocates students to face-to-face sessions, so that numbers on campus and lecture theatres are limited in accordance with government guidelines on social distancing.
The core value of the Hybrid School model is its flexibility; it allows students to continue their programme remotely and without academic compromise should areas of the School be required to close at short notice or if members of the School community are required to self-isolate due to a COVID -19 outbreak. In this new hybrid format, faculty have full functionality of Zoom with the added benefit of an in-class facilitator to aid the smooth running of each session. Students participate in lectures virtually if they are unable to attend campus in person, and will be able to attend physical lectures even if faculty deliver the sessions virtually, for example, if faculty are self-isolating. The School has put in place a system of alternates for all courses to allow students to continue their sessions uninterrupted should faculty be unable to teach a session through illness.
We have created large, informal, socially distanced seating spaces to support students on campus between lectures from 21 September. If you are allocated to attend class, you are welcome to use facilities on campus within health and safety guidelines. Until social distancing measures are relaxed, we kindly ask you to leave after your final teaching session and not to come to campus if you do not have a class.
For more information about touch down spaces on campus, please see Campus facilities.
To ensure the safe management of on-campus capacity, all official student club activities during the Autumn term will take place online. Any informal student club gatherings held off-campus must adhere to UK Government guidelines related to Covid-19 in place at the time.
To ensure the safe management of on-campus capacity and minimise risks to the successful delivery of hybrid teaching this autumn, we ask that all partners and family members do not come to campus.
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