Uni Graz switches to "green"

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New Corona traffic light status from 25 April 2022

As of 25 April 2022, the Corona traffic light at the University of Graz will change to "green". G-proofs are no longer be required.

The following regulations apply from Monday, 25 April 2022:

Wearing an FFP2 mask is no longer mandatory, but strongly recommended in all public areas of the university and in classes, as well as / especially in crowds and when a minimum distance cannot be kept. This remains the most effective way to protect yourself and others from infection.
Teaching rooms may be used to full capacity.
Events and meetings are possible.
The use of the reading rooms and study zones in all areas of the University Library is possible without booking a seat. Wearing an FFP2 mask is also recommended there.
Persons who have to comply with a traffic restriction according to a notice issued by the health authorities are generally allowed to come to the university and hold or take part in courses. An FFP2 mask must be worn at all times.

Joachim Hirtenfellner

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