GREECE

Universities start opening their doors for in-person teaching
Hundreds of students returned to lecture theatres, labs and classrooms in Greece on Monday 4 October after an academic year of remote education in 2020-21, as several public universities started opening their doors for in-person teaching, reports Ekathimerini.Athens University’s schools of philosophy and literature, the universities of Crete, Ioannina and Thessaly, and the National Technical University of Athens were among the institutions that opened a week ahead of the majority of the country’s faculties.
Students and educators need to display a COVID-19 vaccination or valid recovery certificate to be allowed into offices and teaching areas, or must have a negative rapid or PCR test, taken twice a week, up to 48 hours ahead of attendance.
Full report on the Ekathimerini site