From May 2, 2022, access to the University is free without showing the Green Pass or undergoing body temperature checks. 
However, the use of surgical masks is still strongly recommended.
For events open to the public, other than ordinary teaching activities, hosted in university classrooms, the use of an FP2 type mask is compulsory until 15th June .

Students will continue to use the Student Booking (SBK) seat reservation system (in Italian).
In the next few days, the "University Protocol for the safe management of teaching and research activities" will be updated accordingly.

Below, we remind all students the key instructions contained in the document. 

MIXED MODE LECTURES: DISTANCE AND FACE-TO-FACE

• The student must book a place for each lesson he/she intends to attend in person, even if they are held in the same classroom, using the Student Booking application. 
• In any case, students will not be allowed access without a reservation.  
• Once the available places have been used up, the lessons can only be attended remotely.

PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES (EXERCISES/LABS/FIELD ACTIVITIES)

• Curricular practical training activities must be rescheduled and, where possible, delivered remotely, upon indication of the lecturers responsible for the activity.
• The activities that cannot be delivered remotely may be carried out in the classroom by dividing the students into groups taking turns according to the capacity of the teaching laboratories or the environment in which the activities take place.
• Attendance at teaching laboratories will be allowed after booking a place through the Student Booking application. 
• In order to carry out practical activities in the University facilities (research laboratories, other spaces dedicated to practical activities) that cannot be booked through the Student Booking application, the Academic Offices will send the names of the students authorised to access the facilities to the competent departments.

➡️  See also: www.uninsubria.eu/coronavirus

For events open to the public, other than ordinary teaching activities, hosted in university classrooms, the use of an FP2 type mask is compulsory until 15 June.