Information pages about Coronavirus

At FH Münster, self-tests are available for students and employees. Distribution is organized in the following order:

• Employees and students of the exceptionally permitted face-to-face courses
• People with many contacts on duty for 2 tests/week (e.g. library workers, janitors, etc.)
• All employees in presence also 2 tests/week (distribution and notification of demand via the AGU department by the department management or ZSE managers)

The following continues to apply: mobile working from home remains the first priority - whenever possible; no test procedure replaces compliance with all relevant hygiene rules, such as keeping a distance, requiring masks, ventilation, etc.

As an alternative to an exam in presence, the format of the open-book elaboration is particularly suitable:

• Information about Open-Book (in German)

You will also find a selection of other digital exam formats in our e-learning portal:

• Suggestions for the digitization of examination formats (in German)

Regulations

For asynchronous teaching using video recordings, we recommend using the already established systems ILIAS and Panopto.

• More information about ILIAS and Panopto (in German)

For synchronous teaching with the help of video lectures, the use of video conferencing systems is a good option.

• Information on video conferencing systems (in German)

A comprehensive overview of topics, suggestions, and ideas for designing digital courses can be found here:

• E-Learning at FH-Münster (in German)

FH Münster has set up a crisis team. You can reach it under coronavirusfh-muensterde.

Please note, however, that it can only deal with questions about the coronavirus in our university. For general questions about COVID-19, please contact the responsible public health department of your place of residence (https://tools.rki.de/plztool/). The Robert Koch Institute has set up a page with further information at rki.de/covid-19.

Members of the crisis team:

1. Prof. Dr. Ute von Lojewski, President
2. Guido Brebaum, Chancellor, Chairman of the crisis team
3. Ursula Drosihn-Brunnbauer, Dec. 4
4. Matthias Dieler, Dec. 2
5. Petra Kraus-Brauckmann, Dec. 2, AGU
6. Dr. Frank Martin, Occupational Medical Service/UKM
7. Katharina Kipp, Press Spokeswoman
8. Prof. Dr. Joachim Gardemann, Competence Center Humanitarian Aid
9. Prof. Dr. Christopher Niehues, FB 12
10. Alexander Petrick, AStA
11. Enya Meyer, AStA (deputy member)