Covid-19 information for our community
Tuesday 12 July 2022
- What you need to know about Mask use on campus.
- Requirements for coming on to campus includes information about University activies where Government vaccine mandates apply.
- Students who test positive or are required to isolate should notify their course coordinator (and resident adviser if staying in University accommodation).
- If you need wellbeing support, you can contact Te Papa Manaaki (the Campus Care team), or for more general assistance, the AskAuckland team.
- If you need wellbeing support, you can contact Te Papa Manaaki (the Campus Care team), or for more general assistance, the AskAuckland team.
- Staff who test positive or are required to isolate should notify their manager/academic head.
- You should also review In cases of illness and/or self-isolation (notification and leave) on the staff intranet.
- You should also review In cases of illness and/or self-isolation (notification and leave) on the staff intranet.
- Remember: please stay away if you are unwell. To protect our community please do not come on to our campuses if you have a fever, chills or sweats, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, runny nose, or loss or change in sense of taste or smell – however mild.
Staff can access detailed information to assist their work on the Covid-19 staff information hub.
Related links to useful University information
- University operations under the COVID-19 Protection Framework
- Libraries and study spaces under the COVID-19 Protection Framework
- Learning and teaching in Semester Two
- Rapid Antigen Testing at the University
- Covid-19 student updates
- Student device requests
- Covid-19 applicant information
- Covid-19 doctoral candidate information
- Remote learning support:
Related links to useful Government information
New Zealand Government
New Zealand Ministry of Health online
New Zealand Ministry of Health dedicated coronavirus helpline
Note: If you want to find out about Covid-19, please look at the online resources listed above first.
0800 358 5453 (or +64 9 358 5453 for overseas SIMs).
The 0800 number is free to call, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and will be staffed by members of the National Telehealth Service with interpreters on hand to help with translation.