COVID-19
NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-2023
We are pleased to announce that EDHEC plans to welcome our students physically on campus this September. We plan for classes to take place on campus and for students to benefit from the full range of services: programmes and international relations, career support, catering, health and solidarity, sports facilities, student life, etc.
According to the evolution of the health situation, we may adjust operations if necessary.
Admission procedures
EDHEC CAMPUS RULES
UPDATED JUNE 20, 2022
In line with current health regulations, we have set out specific campus rules that will apply to all EDHEC locations in France:
- Wearing a surgical mask or a mask with a filtration rate of more than 90% is no longer mandatory on campus but is of course authorized.
- Hand-sanitising stations have been installed in various locations on campus.
- Thermal cameras are available to all at campus entrances for temperature checks. Data will not be recorded. These health kiosks will be available around the clock and will help in our response. Should you have an excessively high temperature, we would ask you to inform security, not to remain on campus, to isolate yourself and to get medical advice.
- Students from regions where the virus is prevalent and who are subject to quarantine period must report to the HUB . Students are responsible for organizing and adhering to quarantine prior to arriving on campus for the start of the new academic year. Routine screening is strongly advised for any student that has arrived from a high-prevalence area. Any students who test positive will have to self-isolate, follow Ministry of Health recommendations and alert the HUB ([email protected]). Guidelines for welcoming international students vary depending on the country of origin. Students must comply with the official guidelines issued by Campus France.
We also ask that any students who are experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or who have been tested positive to COVID-19 do not come to campus, follow health-authority recommendations and alert the HUB. If you test positive for the virus, you will need to isolate, follow the instructions of medical professionals and alert the HUB as soon as possible. You will then be informed of specific teaching solutions put in place by your programme director.
Easy access to vaccination is offered near our campuses for those interested. Please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] for further information.
We are counting on your prudence and sense of responsibility, just as you can count on our commitment.
ACCESSING EDHEC'S ON-CAMPUS SERVICES
We have amended access to on-campus student services with the aim of responding not only to your needs and choice of study programme, but also of respecting official recommendations and rules for ensuring your safety.
Our Lille and Nice campuses are open from Monday to Saturday from 7.30am to 10.00pm.
Student services
Student services ‒ educational, career and library ‒ are provided in full.
Catering Services
The campus cafeteria and take-away outlets are in service, as are the vending machines.
Sports facilities
Our sports facilities on campuses are open.
FAQ
Our Lille and Nice campuses are open from Monday to Saturday from 7.30am to 10.00pm.
In line with current health regulations, we have set out specific campus rules that will apply to all EDHEC locations in France:
- Wearing a surgical mask or a mask with a filtration rate of more than 90% is no longer mandatory on campus but is of course authorized.
- Hand-sanitising stations have been installed in various locations on campus.
- Thermal cameras are available to all at campus entrances for temperature checks. Data will not be recorded. These health kiosks will be available around the clock and will help in our response. Should you have an excessively high temperature, we would ask you to inform security, not to remain on campus, to isolate yourself and to get medical advice.
- Cleaning and disinfection services have been significantly increased.
- Students from regions where the virus is prevalent and who are subject to quarantine period must report to the HUB . Students are responsible for organizing and adhering to quarantine prior to arriving on campus for the start of the new academic year. Routine screening is strongly advised for any student that has arrived from a high-prevalence area. Any students who test positive will have to self-isolate, follow Ministry of Health recommendations and alert the HUB ([email protected]). Guidelines for welcoming international students vary depending on the country of origin. Students must comply with the official guidelines issued by Campus France.
We also ask that any students who are experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or who have been tested positive to COVID-19 do not come to campus, follow health-authority recommendations and alert the HUB. If you test positive for the virus, you will need to isolate, follow the instructions of medical professionals and alert the HUB as soon as possible. You will then be informed of specific teaching solutions put in place by your programme director.
If you are a contact person (have been in contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19): you do not have to isolate, but you need to scrupulously respect barrier gesture and to perform an antigenic test, or a PCR test or a self-test at D2. If your test is positive, you become a positive case.
Easy access to vaccination is offered near our campuses for those interested. Please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] for further information.
Student services ‒ educational, career and library ‒ are provided in full.
Our sports facilities on campuses are open.
The campus cafeteria and take-away outlets are in service, as are the vending machines.
The libraries are open and can be used in compliance with the campus sanitary rules.
The databases remain accessible 24 hours a day.
We ask that any students who are experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or have been tested positive to COVID-19 do not come to campus, follow health-authority recommendations and alert the HUB. If you test positive for the virus, you will need to isolate, follow the instructions of medical professionals and alert the HUB as soon as possible. You will then be informed of specific teaching solutions put in place by your programme director.
If you are a contact person (have been in contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19): you do not have to isolate, but you need to scrupulously respect barrier gesture and to perform an antigenic test, or a PCR test or a self-test at D2. If your test is positive, you become a positive case.
Students from countries where the virus is prevalent and who are subject to quarantine period must report to the HUB. Students are responsible for organizing and adhering to quarantine prior to arriving on campus for the start of the new academic year. Routine screening is strongly advised for any student that has arrived from a high-prevalence country. Any students who test positive will have to self-isolate, follow Ministry of Health recommendations and alert the HUB. Guidelines for welcoming international students vary depending on the country of origin. Students must comply with the official guidelines issued by Campus France.
Guidelines for welcoming international students vary depending on the country of origin. Students must comply with the official guidelines issued by Campus France.