Covid-19 Information
Covid-19 update April 22nd, 2022: No more “3G” regulation or mask requirement as of Monday, April 25th.
With great pleasure it can be stated that the Covid-19 pandemic is subsiding! This means that the last Covid-19 precautions at the FH Kufstein Tirol will now also be discontinued. This will come into effect on April 25th, 2022.
The teaching and study operations of the FH Kufstein Tirol will continue according to plan, hence taking place both on campus and with distance learning units.
On the FH Kufstein Tirol campus, both the mask requirement and the “3G” access regulation will be suspended from Monday, 25th of April, 2022 (“3G”: vaccinated, recovered, tested).
The obligation for universities to report Covid-19 infections of all university members remains in place, therefore the internal Covid hotline and reporting address corona∂fh-kufstein.ac.at will continue seamlessly.
The health of university members is a top priority so that another semester can be completed without restrictions or time delays. All university members will be informed immediately of any further adjustments to academic and teaching activities.
More Updates
Covid-19 regulations at the FH Kufstein Tirol will continue to be eased from April 10th, 2022.
The teaching and study operations on campus will continue to be expanded and supplemented with distance learning units, as planned. Access to the campus with a “3G” status (vaccinated, recovered, tested*) will remain until further notice and will be controlled randomly. Furthermore, FFP2 masks are mandatory in the premises of the FH Kufstein Tirol until the seat or workplace has been reached.
The health of university members has the highest priority, so that another semester can be completed without restrictions or time delays. All university members will be notified immediately of any further adjustments to academic and teaching activities.
* Tested: Proof of PCR test or antigen test (from authorized source), details under Hygiene and Preventive Measures.
Covid-19 precautions can be softened due to changes in legal restrictions and the decrease in the number of infections. The FH Kufstein Tirol returns to in-person teaching and supplements this with online and e-learning components. In addition, access to the campus is simplified while adhering to all necessary safety precautions.
With the start of the summer semester, the teaching and study operations of the FH Kufstein Tirol can take place on campus again and will continue to be supplemented with distance learning units as a precaution until April 9th, 2022. The in-class operation will be expanded in stages.
Access to the campus will be possible with a valid “3G” status (vaccinated, recovered, tested*) with the previous check-points in place. In addition, FFP2 masks are still mandatory in the premises of the FH Kufstein Tirol until the seat or workplace has been reached.
FH library/kubi, Infopoint and Cafe.04 & Diner are available again with signposted opening hours.
The health of university members has the highest priority, so that another semester can be completed without restrictions or time delays. All university members will be notified immediately of any further adjustments to academic and teaching activities.
* Tested: Proof of PCR test or antigen test (from authorized source), details under Hygiene and Preventive Measures.
FH Contact for Covid-19 Cases
Corona Hotline: +43 676 6652030
Monday to Friday: 8 AM - 5 PM
Saturday: 8 AM - 2 PM
What should I do in case of Covid-19 symptoms?
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For individuals living in Austria:
If you have Covid-19 symptoms (cough, sore throat, fever…), call the Austrian Health Advice at 1450 (from phones without Austrian registration: +43 1 1450). -
For individuals living in Germany:
If you have Covid-19 symptoms (cough, sore throat, fever…), contact your general doctor or the on-call service at 116117.
If you have been ordered to take a Covid-19 test, please inform us immediately on the above-mentioned FH Corona Hotline.
Preventive Measures
Further Points of Contact
You can find important links and information on the websites of the Ministry of Health and Science and the State of Tyrol.
- Information from the Tyrolean Medical Directorate
- Information from the Ministry of Health
- Explanations of the traffic light system of the federal government (only available in German)
- Psychological support for students and members of universities
- Information from the World Health Organization (WHO)
This page will be updated regularly. Should the situation change, you will find all relevant information here.