What you need to know
Tuesday, November 24: The Government of Nova Scotia has released new COVID-19 restrictions for the province, with impacts to Dalhousie University. Read our latest memo for full details.
- Read the November 18 memo with information for students about self-isolation / quarantine requirements.
- Are you a new or returning student travelling to Halifax or Truro? Here’s everything you need to know. International students should visit our Immigration and COVID-19 page for information about travel and arrival requirements specific to them.
- Non-medical masks or face coverings are required in most indoor common areas on our campuses, in alignment with the Province of Nova Scotia. Learn more about health and safety on campus.
- The majority of courses for Winter 2021 will be online, with a limited number of courses with accreditation requirements, experiential learning components, or tutorial or lab components being delivered safely in-person. Learn more.
- To ensure continued safety, any university event that can take place virtually should continue to do so. For more details, visit the Events and Gatherings section of our Campus Services page.
- With safety as our paramount concern, Dalhousie is undertaking a gradual, phased approach to returning to campus operations. Many campus buildings, offices and services are not available in-person, while others are offering modified or online services.
Let's do our part to keep our community healthy
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Wear a maskWear your mask in all indoor common spaces. |
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Self-isolate when requiredHelp prevent the spread of COVID-19. |
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Limit groups and gatheringsKeep your social group small and consistent and follow provincial gathering rules. |
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Keep your distanceStay 2 metres (6 feet) from others. |
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Wash your handsRegularly wash your hands or use hand sanitizer. |
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Check yourselfStay home if you feel sick and follow provincial testing protocols if showing symptoms of COVID-19. |
Learn more
The current academic year will be delivered predominantly online with limited numbers of staff and faculty permitted on campus. Learn about what we're doing to ensure safety and continue to deliver a high-quality academic experience.
We're committed to supporting students as you continue your studies during this pandemic. Get answers to your questions and learn more about resources available.
Whether you're working remotely, instructing a class virtually, or an essential worker on campus, we have supports available for faculty and staff. Learn more.
We're committed to keeping our community updated with the latest information as it relates to instruction and campus operation during COVID-19. Read the latest updates here.
A variety of services for our Dalhousie community are available online, while some remain closed due to COVID-19. Learn more.
There are a variety of university and external resources available to support your well-being and keep you up to date with the latest Public Health advice. Learn more.