Following this week’s easing of Safe Management Measures (SMMs) by the Ministry of Health (MOH), the following revised SMMs will take effect from 29 August 2022, unless otherwise stated.
- All individuals can enter our campuses regardless of vaccination status. Entry checks for vaccination status will no longer be required at access control points to our campuses.
- Mask-Wearing
a. Mask-wearing is no longer mandatory on campuses, in both indoor and outdoor settings, with exceptions below:
i. When travelling on internal shuttle buses serving our campuses.
ii. In our healthcare facilities e.g. University Heath Centre, University Counselling Services and clinics, etc.
iii. Masks must be worn by food handlers when working in canteens, food courts, dining halls, restaurants, food kiosks and carts. This includes food handlers manning the food and beverage stalls during organised events.
Staff and students may remove their masks during indoor classes, lectures, laboratory sessions, examinations and other activities.
b. Staff and students are still strongly encouraged to continue exercising personal and social responsibility by wearing masks to protect themselves and others, such as when in crowded places or interacting with vulnerable persons. If unwell, staff and students should mask-up and minimise in-person interactions. They should also self-isolate if they test positive for COVID-19, in accordance with MOH’s prevailing guidelines and protocols.
Events and Activities
All in-person events and activities, including, classes, workshops, seminars, fairs, exhibitions will be allowed to resume.
NUS-ISS is fully committed to ensure continuity of learning journeys and job placement services for our participants during this challenging period. All NUS-ISS courses on our training calendar remain open for registration.
Do stay connected for the latest updates. Visit emergency.nus.edu.sg for more information. We seek your cooperation in adhering to the mentioned safety management measures to mitigate risks of transmission. Together, we can keep our community safe.