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Uni Students Can Return To Campus In Stages Starting 1 March 2021

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The National Security Council approved the Higher Education Ministry’s suggestion on 23 December to allow Malaysian students in Higher Education Institutions (IPT) to return to campus in stages according to their universities starting 1 March 2o21.

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Posted by Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi on Thursday, December 31, 2020

According to a statement posted on MOHE’s Facebook, students from Red Zone areas will have to go to their universities ten days earlier to undergo quarantine as a method to ensure they’re Covid-19 free. For students studying in IPTs located at Sabah or Sarawak, this will depend on the decision made by the respective state governments.

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MKN has also approved to allow the intake of international students at government and private institutions from all countries except the United Kingdom starting 1 January 2021. These international students will have to be quarantined for ten days before they’re allowed to enter their campus.

This decision is to allow students will have a “hybrid education” system where lessons will be face-to-face AND online. The Higher Education Ministry requests that all academic activities on campus be held in accordance with set SOPs.

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Also read: Foreign Student Suspected To Be Covid-19 Positive, Subang University Closes Campus Temporarily

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