(Georgetown/Guyana/Sept 4/ 2020) The University of Guyana’s Registration period for the 2020/2021 Academic Year commenced Online on August 31, 2020 to September 30, 2020 for New and Continuing Students.

In keeping with national CoVid19 guidelines and in support of the health and safety of staff as well as new and continuing students,  the University will remain working in safe mode online until the situation changes for the better.

WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NCV 19

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1. Background: This emergency policy document responds to requests from Faculty and Students for a clear policy direction regarding course management and assessment in the disrupted semester 2 of academic year 2019-2020 due to the requirements of physical distancing and hard lockdown in order to arrest and subdue the nCov19 pandemic in Guyana.

LEVEL OF SAFE MODE UPGRADED to HIGHEST ALERT - Access to ALL University of Guyana Campuses Completely Restricted from 18:00 h, Monday June 15, 2020.

The administration of the University of Guyana wishes to advise members of our UG community (Faculty, Staff and Students) that we must immediately move to a hard lock down of all UG campuses due to security precautions which must be taken at this time.

University of Guyana
Transitional Management Committee (TMC) UPDATE

Categories of UG Staff and all Students To Continue to Work in Safe Mode (online) until at least the end of the extended Semester 1, July 18, 2020

(Georgetown/Guyana/The University of Guyana/ June 1, 2020) The Transitional Management Committee (TMC) of The University of Guyana, further advises students, faculty and staff that there will be an extension of the safe mode until July 18, 2020, in response to COVID -19.

UNIVERSITY OF GUYANA COOPERATIVE CREDIT UNION LTD.

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NOTICE

Please be advised that due to the COVID-19 lockdown and the need to maintain social distancing, we were forced to temporarily suspend our operations on campus.

We are currently exploring new ways of administering payments to our members with Guyana Telephone Telegraph Company Limited and Republic Bank, using MMG or direct deposit into bank accounts respectively.

We will resume operations as soon as arrangements with these entities have been finalised.

The Transitional Management Committee (TMC) of the University of Guyana advises that UG is not demanding tuition fees from students at this time.

However, due to various queries in the last week, a blanket note was sent by the Registry Division via UG’s internal Students Records Management Systems (SRMS) on May 22, 2020 in response to those queries, explaining what new online procedures are now in place to facilitate payments during this period.