More in-person teaching and social activities

One-metre social distancing must be followed in all areas at NTNU. This also applies outdoors. A face mask must be worn in crowded areas or when it is not possible to keep a distance of two metres.

Teaching on campus is permitted within a framework of 50 per cent of the activity that was originally planned for the spring semester. Priority must be given to first-year students and student groups who currently have little or no in-person teaching.  

In Trondheim, up to 200 students can attend lectures. In Gjøvik and Ålesund, the maximum is 100 students. It will also be possible to gather groups of up to 50 students for teaching in all three cities, as long as there are effective measures in place for preventing infection. 

Courses with a timetable based on fully online teaching will take place online for the rest of this semester. 

Reading rooms, libraries, group rooms and smaller classrooms are open. 

Working from home. Employees must work from home where it is possible in practice. However, to make it possible for us to keep our campuses open and ensure that important functions are taken care of, some employees must still be physically present.

A cautious reopening is permitted for student activities with regular practice, rehearsals or meetings such as choirs, bands and revues. In addition, student activities for first-year students will be given priority.

A maximum of 10 people can be present at an indoor event that does not have specific, assigned seating positions. The maximum is 100 people for an indoor event where everyone is seated in a specific, assigned place throughout the event.

Social activities for students can be held in teaching spaces with flat floors as well as in auditoriums that can be booked in the TP timetable system. 

Read more about risk assessments, approval of activity and booking rooms here.