How is your university supporting you during the coronavirus pandemic?

Heslington Hall, part of the main campus at the University of York, where one student tested positive for coronavirus in February. Photograph: Anna Gowthorpe/PA

Students at Oxford and Cambridge will have their summer exams replaced with online assessments due to the coronavirus outbreak. Face-to-face teaching was stopped by the London School of Economics, King’s College London, the University of Durham and Manchester Metropolitan University – among others – two weeks ago to limit exposure.

We want to hear from students about how their institutions are supporting them. There are international students who can’t get home and domestic students who have no other home to go to. Are you stranded on campus.

We’d also like to find out about accommodation costs - are you planning to seek compensation for disruption to your studies?

Thanks so much

Share your experiences

What is your university doing to support you during this time? What are your experiences of online teaching and assessment? We would especially like to hear from final year students and how they are being affected.

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