COVID-19 FAQs for visitors

Can I visit the University?
Yes the university is open, but we do ask that you respect our COVID-secure procedures when on site. If you feel unwell, please do not come to campus. Where possible please do a lateral flow test 48 hours before coming to campus to help us to continue to keep our community safe. If you feel unwell, please do not come to campus. You can check any symptoms using the NHS 111 Online service.
How do I get to campus?
You can find advice on travel to the University on our website.
Car
Visitor parking is available across the University, locations can be found on our parking map. Parking charges apply, please use contactless payment methods wherever possible.
Cycle
Find a local cycle route for your journey. Cycle racks are available across our campuses.
Bus
Check our public transport routes and times.
If you need to use public transport or the University’s inter-campus shuttle service, we encourage you to wear a face covering. Please use contactless payment methods wherever possible.
Do I need to sign in when I visit the University?
Yes, upon arrival, please report to the Main Reception either on College Lane or de Havilland campuses.
Do i need to use the NHS Track and Trace system?
Use of the NHS Track and Trace system is now optional. However, NHS Track and Trace QR code posters are still available if visitors wish to log their location via the app.
What safety measures have been put in place on campus?
In alignment with the latest government advice, we continue to maintain our enhanced cleaning regime across campuses.

We encourage students, staff, and visitors to wear a face covering (if possible), particularly in busy areas such as corridors, food outlets, toilets, the LRCs, teaching rooms and on shuttle buses.
I have felt unwell since a recent visit to the University, what should I do?
If you feel unwell during your visit or within 7 days of your visit to campus, please let your host know.