Universities are places where students live and study. They are also buzzing cultural hubs where students are brought together from nations around the world. Recently, the coronavirus crisis has challenged higher education institutions in many new and unexpected ways.
Post-COVID
Before coming to Slovenia, we recommend you plan your trip by obtaining information about the current situation and the measures in place at the country’s national borders. The situation is generally changing fast and so is the response of the government.
The European Union has agreed on a list of epidemiologically safe developing countries, for which EU members are planning to remove restrictions regarding external borders starting from the 1st of July. These countries must meet three criteria: the adequacy of the epidemiological situation, the possibility of providing restrictive measures during travel, and the observance of
The national emergency, declared in mid-March, has officially ended on June 13. The proposal was approved by the government at its June 10 session. Photo: Slovakia declared the ended of the national emergency/ As of June 10, several measures, adopted to stop the coronavirus pandemic from spreading have been lifted. Slovakia has opened to 16 more
Starting from June 1st 2020, our partner faculty in Bratislava – Vysoká škola manažmentu – will begin easing current measures related to the spread of the infectious disease COVID-19. Photo: Easing measures to prevent the spread of the epidemic in Bratislava/ Wearing facial masks will still be mandatory for all employees when entering the faculty building.
Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic has published new measures, taken by the Public Health Authority of the Slovak Republic, addressing the entry of foreign nationals to the country.
Director of the Bled College of Hospitality, Tourism and Wellness Master Peter Mihelčič told 2TM about the way his educational institution had adapted the academic process and practical training of students to the new conditions.
At a correspondence meeting, the Government of the Republic of Slovenia issued a new Decree on the order and implementation of measures to prevent the spread of the infectious disease COVID-19 at border crossings on the external border and checkpoints on the internal borders of the Republic of Slovenia.
Last week many future students and their parents asked us whether applications are still open and when the official deadline is for the applications to be mailed.
The largest Slovenian dairies and distributors of dairy products have launched a new campaign called Slovenian Milk Unites. The campaign aims at communicating to consumers the importance of their personal participation in stabilising the local dairy production chain during the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: “If a consumer seeks to buy a domestic product, he or she
