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Covid19 Guidance
Here we have a whole host of Frequently Asked Questions that we've answered in regards to the Covid19 pandemic.
We have answered a variety of different questions received from our student community that answers key questions and also shows what the University experience will look like as well as what activities and support we have available.
Managing Covid19
If you have symptoms, have tested positive or simply self isolating and need support we are here for you.
You will need to report your symptoms, positive test or self isolation on our online form at go.sunderland.ac.uk/reportcovid
You can also visit our FAQs or Submit an Enquiry on Compass so we can provide the right support and guidance to you. You should report any absences for online or on campus session on TDS Student Portal.
We have a variety of FAQs within our Managing Covid19 section which gives in details guidance on sympstoms, tests and how you can help stop the spread of the virus.
I HAVE SYMPTOMS | PRIVATE TESTING | I HAVE TESTED POSITIVE | ISOLATION SUPPORT | CURRENT RESTRICTIONS | WELLBEING SUPPORT
Current Students
We have host of Frequently Asked Questions that we've answered in regards to the Covid19 pandemic.
These include general university questions along with specific questions around learning, teaching and assessments, university managed accommodation and questions dedicated to our international student community.
GENERAL | ACCOMMODATION | TEACHING & LEARNING | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS | MANAGING COVID19
Activities
Your wellness is very important to us. We have a whole host of activities available to you that are here to support your wellness which include physically and mentally stimulating activities ran by the University and Sunderland Students' Union.
Government Guidance
Hygiene is important to us all, it will help us contain the virus and assist us in providing a safe environment for everyone to enjoy.
We remind all our university community to follow Government guidance at all times including washing hands regularly, wearing face masks if appropriate and also limiting non-essential contact.