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Online Teaching and Learning under Alert Level 3

Dear SMU Community,

In light of the unprecedented speed with which the COVID-19 pandemic is spreading, the University resolved that teaching and learning will take place largely through online modes of delivery. Accordingly, students who are not required to be on campus are strongly encouraged to remain at their homes in line with the requirements of adjusted alert level 3 and to continue with their studies online.

For more information follow the link: Updated VC Communique on adjusted Alert Level 3,

https://www.smu.ac.za/download/18908/F

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