Information on dealing with the novel coronavirus
Current situation
All events at the university take no longer place; teaching at MLU is suspended, this also applies to all face-to-face examinations. Depending on availability, digital teaching will be offered from 6 April onwards, when the lecture period had been scheduled to begin.
The City of Halle is posting information on current developments on the following website . General rulings are also available there.
Points of contact are:
- For questions on labour laws: Dr. Anke Habich, Department 3 – Human Resources
- For questions on examinations contact your examinations office
- For further questions on studies and studying: Katrin Eckebrecht, Department 1 – Study and Teaching
- For all other questions: The Rector’s Office
MLU has set up a crisis team. Students and staff members can also send their information or questions to this e-mail address: krisenstab@uni-halle.de
Other useful links and information (available only in German)
In Germany, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) is the federal authority responsible for infectious diseases and protection against infection. Therefore, in addition to a current risk assessment, you will find all important information as well as a detailed and continually updated FAQ on the RKI website (available only in German).
The Federal Centre for Health Education also provides up-to-date FAQs (available only in German). The latest assessment of risk areas worldwide can be found on both of these websites.
Specific travel warnings are issued by the German Foreign Office (available only in German).
- The Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs: The coronavirus. Implications for labour law
- Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Integration Saxony-Anhalt: Current information on the coronavirus