Coronavirus (COVID-19) Advice and Information
In light of current public health guidelines, TU Dublin is working to ensure students have access to as many campus facilities as possible on the days for which you are timetabled. All higher education institutions have been asked to provide teaching virtually where possible, and TU Dublin is complying with this while ensuring that practice-based teaching can take place in small groups in our laboratories, studios, workshops and kitchens.
As government guidelines may change at short notice, please continue to check your student emails and this website for updates. All students and staff are asked to ensure that they are fully aware of all safety measures on campus. Information for students is here https://www.tudublin.ie/for-students/health-and-safety/ while information for staff is available at www.tudublin.ie/intranet/return-to-campus
When you arrive on campus you should always remember to:
- Wear an effective face covering (**NEW** Not a visor or a face shield)
- Sanitise your hands on arrival and wash your hands frequently
- Remember good cough etiquette
We will continue to add the latest public health updates and TU Dublin updates under the following headings:
The latest Government information and advice on COVID-19 can be found here. This information is updated daily. The latest information and advice from the HSE on how to protect yourself and others; symptoms; testing; managing COVID-19 at home; and how to stay well during the pandemic.
We've also provided some guidance if you feel unwell with possible COVID-19 symptoms while on campus, along with contact details for our Student Health Centres.
The following updates have been shared with students across the University:
- Student Email 2 November 2020
- Student Ezine 22 October
- COVID-19 Response Plan for Students 22 October
- COVID-19 Update for Students from President David FitzPatrick 20 October
- Latest COVID-19 Advice for Students 16 October
- COVID-19 Update for Students from President David FitzPatrick 18 September
- Welcome to TU Dublin Ezine 15 September
- Health & Safety Back to Campus Information 15 September
You can find previous Student Updates here. For more Health and Safety information, visit https://www.tudublin.ie/for-students/health-and-safety/.
The latest Government information and advice on COVID-19 can be found here. This information is updated daily. The latest information and advice from the HSE on how to protect yourself and others; symptoms; testing; managing COVID-19 at home; and how to stay well during the pandemic.
We've also provided some guidance if you feel unwell with possible COVID-19 symptoms while on campus, along with contact details for our Student Health Centres.
The latest Government information and advice on COVID-19 can be found here. This information is updated daily. The latest information and advice from the HSE on how to protect yourself and others; symptoms; testing; managing COVID-19 at home; and how to stay well during the pandemic.
We've also provided some guidance on what staff need to do if they experience COVID-19 symptoms on campus.
The following updates have been shared with staff across the University:
- COVID-19 Update for Staff - Preventing the spread of COVID-19
- COVID-19 Response Plan for Employees 27 October
- Guidance and FAQS for Public Service Employers during COVID19
- Covid19 Update for Staff From President David FitzPatrick 20 October 2020
- Covid19 Update for Staff From President David FitzPatrick 18 September 2020
You can find previous Updates for Staff here. For further information about returning to campus please visit: https://www.tudublin.ie/intranet/return-to-campus/
You can find the latest public health information issued by Government, the HSE and the Department of Further and Higher Education below.
- The HSE Live Helpline is 1850 24 1850.
- HSE Corona Virus Information
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre
- Government Advice
- National Framework for Living with COVID-19
- Multilingual Information about Public Health Guidelines in Ireland
You can find previous updates from trusted sources of public health information here.