Level 1:
(local incidence of <50 (7 days/100,000 inhabitants)
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General hygiene rules to be observed
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General AHA+L rules (distance, hygiene, everyday mask and ventilation) must be observed
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The use of the Corona-Warn App is recommended
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Presence Teaching
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Classroom teaching can take place under the applicable hygiene conditions
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Digital forms of examination are possible - the examination schedule corresponds to the regulations for the summer semester 2020
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Mask obligation
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Masks are compulsory in the buildings and on the traffic areas
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If the minimum distance of 1.50 m is not reached, a mouth-nose cover must also be worn in outdoor areas
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Attendance regulations for employees
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Regulations for business trips
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Regulations for (academic) further education
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Level 2:
(local incidence of 50 (7 days/100,000 inhabitants)
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Reduction of the number of participants in face-to-face events
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Extension of the mask obligation
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No face-to-face events outside of teaching and research
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e.g. university groups, student initiatives, associations
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Excursions are not carried out
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Allocation of university rooms
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Committee meetings / commission meetings are held digitally
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Regulations for meetings
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Meetings (this includes e.g. meetings within the scope of research activities or meetings of student groups, staff meetings) from 5 persons upwards must take place virtually
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At face-to-face meetings, the measures of the hygiene concept must be observed and the extended mask obligation at the place
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Attendance regulations for employees
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Scientific and non-scientific employees may, in agreement with their supervisor, work on a mobile basis (at home) to the extent that this is easily possible in terms of content, technology and organisation. In addition, employees can apply for mobile work if they belong to a risk group (with a certificate from the company doctor) and an individual workplace cannot be realised.
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In these cases, it may be necessary to restructure work processes in order to enable mobile work or create individual workplaces.
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Accessibility must be ensured and work tasks must be performed without significant change.
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If presence at the workplace is necessary, functional groups should be formed which have no contact with each other to ensure the workability of the areas. For this purpose, alternating service (presence and mobile work or transferred service) can also be organised.
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Digital work meetings are preferable if distances and ventilation cannot be maintained.
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Regulations for business trips
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Regulations for (academic) further education
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Level 3:
(local incidence from 100 (7 days/100,000 inhabitants)
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Reduction of presence teaching
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- There is a strong reduction in classroom teaching.
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All lectures take place online; seminars, tutorials, exercises, practical courses: where possible - online teaching, where necessary - presence in compliance with the hygiene concept and the extended mask obligation at the seat
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Extension of the mask obligation
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Attendance regulations for employees
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Mobile work should be made possible for all scientific and non-scientific employees, if technical and content-related possibilities can be created for this. This should also limit contacts in corridors or common rooms. To this end, technical prerequisites beyond the usual workplace equipment are to be created as far as possible.
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In order to enable mobile work, the reorganisation of work processes may have to be implemented.
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If presence at the workplace is necessary, functional groups should be formed which have no contact with each other to ensure the workability of the areas. For this purpose, alternating service (presence and mobile work or transferred service) can also be organised. Individual workplaces are to be set up.
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Regulations for meetings
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Meetings (this includes e.g. meetings within the scope of research activities or meetings of student groups, staff meetings) from 5 persons upwards must take place virtually.
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It is recommended to hold meetings and official arrangements digital to avoid long meetings
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Regulations for business trips
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Regulations for (academic) further education
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Level 4:
(Transition to stage 4 by voting in the university management)
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Digital Teaching
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University operation
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Service Facilities
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Access to buildings
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Buildings are closed to the public
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Further access restrictions come into force (e.g. closing of the library to the public, closing of the teaching rooms for student groups
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Attendance regulations for employees
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- Mobile working* or staggered working hours, as in level 3.
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Regulations for business trips
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Level 5:
(Transition to stage 4 by voting in the university management)
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University operation
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Further operation takes place in "Shutdown".
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Only important areas necessary for law and order, security and compliance with mandatory deadlines will be maintained.
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Examination forms
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- Only alternative forms of examination to the attendance test are permitted
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Access to buildings
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Attendance regulations for employees
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- Only mobile work is carried out.
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Regulations for business trips
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