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students could remain in a "bubble of protection" from the same small group if the UK universities re-open in the autumn.

high school principals suggested that students live and study, to minimize with the same group of mix.

they were setting out safety and measures for a socially-distanced student Life - including a virtual freshers' week.

A Survey of people teaching suggested that 71% of students would prefer to use the term later when you got more.

universities were closed because of the coronavirus lockdown, with the teaching place online, and their representative body, universities in the UK, it was demonstrated how you might bring students back for the autumn time.

in order To prevent The Risk of infection, the Universities Uk briefing, proposed students to be held could, in small groups, the accommodation to share with people in the same course, with the "bubble of protection" approach in primary schools in England.

Liz Barnes , Vice-Chancellor of Staffordshire University , said she had expected about the idea of a protective bubble with other universities and with their University, eight persons per bubble.

Through the case, students in groups of the same topics, with the schedules, the of you on the campus at the same time, it would be to minimize your contact with other students.

"the more we can keep you in a small group, regular interaction, the better under the current circumstances," said Professor Barnes .

could see the students, the other outside, but there would be controls on who could go within the property.

This would also accept that the University accommodation would have been a large reduction in the capacity, so that social distancing could be possible, and facilities such as the kitchen and the bathroom could be shared securely.

If the lectures are available online, it would also be less people on the campus.

The First week of Uni Life - or the freshers' week is where students get the chance to social authorize. But University of Nottingham Vice-Chancellor, Shearer West , said it could not be, "all singing, all dancing" this year.

This could be the case, literally as well as metaphorically, if the welcome events are online or only in small numbers.

"We definitely plan to have people things and engage themselves in society, but we can only be fair to run freshers' in a different way," said Prof. West.

This could also be "virtual events," said Universities Uk President Julia Buckingham. But in a way, "we can guarantee the students to have social interaction with others".

Most likely a bit of both. The term used is "mixed", where the students are a mixture of online lectures and in person classes for smaller groups. But individual students want to know, Will the rest of the amount for your chosen topic - how much you Will study on the campus and how much by distance Learning ?

Prof Buckingham, Vice-Chancellor of Brunel University, said she wanted to dispel "The Image " that online the same quality of Learning .

And even if the courses are fully online, universities Minister Michelle Donelan has said that universities in England can charge fees in the full study.

would prefer According to A Survey by the University and College Union, 71% of the students, to push back the start of term, meant that if it was, they had to more in person and less online teaching.

The survey of 516 people logging on at the University, were also found this year, 23% worried that their preferred University could go bankrupt, because the Corona-Virus outbreak.

Prof Buckingham suggested it would launch flexibility for foreign students in February not to travel if they were able, for the fall.

Some students may want to year all around a better experience. But with the prospect of no trip, just a few jobs, and a social distance social Life , it has also been described as The World 's worst Gap Year .

"students need clarity of what you can wait to meet The Next academic year in order to make informed decisions," says the National Union of Students.

The deadline for a firm choice of University is 18 June and the Higher Education watchdog, The Office for students, says applicants are told that with "absolute clarity", as they are taught. And if a University changes subsequently, what it offers, then the pupils should set free their decisions.

While the leadership of universities in the UK ideas and principles the students Will want to know about your individual possibilities. Accommodation is available? How many hours of in-person teaching it? What campus facilities are open? Freshers' week is a laptop in your Bedroom ?

Source of news: bbc.com