Message from Professor Una Macleod, Dean
As the coronavirus situation continues to evolve, we remain focused on supporting our communities and keeping them safe.
Over recent months members of our community have come together to share knowledge, to collaborate and to support each other during what continue to be unprecedented times.
We have transitioned to remote working and online delivery and supported the progression of students across our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, We have ensured our research students and colleagues have been able to continue their research and advance improvements in healthcare – diagnosis, treatment and care. And we have also supported our Medicine graduates as they have entered the NHS workforce early.
Our Hull York Medical School community has also supported our wider communities – providing knowledge and support which is making a real difference to patients and their families during what we know are difficult circumstances.
Now more than ever before, our NHS needs confident, compassionate exceptional doctors who are able to provide research, knowledge and skills to tackle health challenges now and in the future.
We are committed to continuing to work with our NHS and University partners to inspire the next generation of health professionals and clinical and academic researchers and support them to make a real difference to patients.
Professor Una Macleod, Dean and GP
Current restrictions
Hull York Medical School, the University of Hull and the University of York are still operating during the national restrictions introduced by the UK Government on 5 November as Government guidance allows individuals to travel/leave home for the purposes of education. We will continue to deliver teaching for the academic year 2020-21 via blended delivery using a combination of online and in person teaching. Our University campuses remain open and continue to offer library and support services.
End of term arrangements
The Department for Education has provided guidance on end of term arrangements which will enable students if they wish to go home, or travel elsewhere, for the Christmas period. You can find out more about this including guidance on travel, support for those who wish to remain on campus, testing and how teaching and learning will be delivered for the remainder of the term.
End of term arrangements