Eitel: Anyone who violates 3G will be kicked out of the course

At the start of the winter semester, students must adhere to the Corona requirements, submit evidence - and otherwise expect consequences.

"Anyone who breaks the rule will be expelled from the course," said the rector of Heidelberg University, Bernhard Eitel, of the "Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung" (Monday).

“They are not allowed to enter the university campus until they can prove that they have been vaccinated, recovered or tested.

Heidelberg - If that happens repeatedly, then of course we have to come up with something. "

The Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences had already announced that students who do not adhere to the so-called 3G rule will be excluded from the university in the future.

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In Rostock, according to the student advisory service, almost 600 students came together on Monday in the Audimax and the neighboring Arno Esch lecture hall.

There they were provided with all the important information that is necessary for a good course of study, as a spokeswoman said.

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Vaccination offers will be expanded at the start of the winter semester at Berlin universities.

The State Conference of Rectors and Presidents of Berlin Universities (LKRP) announced a corresponding campaign at ten universities from October 4th to 15th.

The Humboldt University, the Technical University, the Free University and the University of the Arts are involved.

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Goethe University with 3G almost completely in attendance

For three semesters, the courses were severely restricted due to the corona pandemic.

Now it should start again - with controls at the entrance.

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"We are currently conducting a survey among our students, according to which the vast majority of students have already been vaccinated twice," said Eitel.

For those who have not been vaccinated, there will be a transition period "in which we will do everything we can to enable them to take part in our events".

Free rapid tests would be offered until the end of November.

"Basically, we recommend those who have not yet been vaccinated - if this is possible for them for health reasons - to get vaccinated", said the Rector.

"Not only to ensure university operations, but also to protect our fellow students." Dpa