COVID-19 safety concept of the MUK

Hygiene - behaviour - documentation (as of 22 January 2021)

The following adjustments to the measures of the COVID-19 safety concept of the MUK are to be implemented from 25 January 2021.

From now on, FFP2 masks are mandatory and a minimum distance of 2 metres applies!

Opening hours from 25 to 29 January 2021 at all MUK sites:
   Monday—Friday: 08.00—19.00
   Saturday: 08.00—18.00
   Sunday and public holiday closed

Regulations during the semester holidays from 30 January to 14 February 2021
During the semester holidays, only presence teaching can be held at the MUK on a voluntary basis in compliance with the valid regulations and safety measures.

Opening hours during the semester holidays from 30 January to 14 February 2021
Sites Johannesgasse 4a and Bräunerstraße 5:
Monday—Friday: 8.00—19.00
Saturday, Sunday closed
Site Singerstraße closed during the semester holidays, Student Affairs Office and Cashier's Desk only by prior appointment

The COVID-19 safety concept of MUK is based on the ordinances and recommendations of the Federal Ministries and is continuously adapted to the current ordinances, which are observed by all MUK members.

If the safety concept is adhered to and as long as they are not ill, the members of the MUK can use the buildings and infrastructure of the MUK during the COVID-19 pandemic under consideration of the following basic rules.

The MUK offers its members regular corona tests; reliable participation in these tests enables the following adjustments within the current Corona safety concept.

At the MUK, FFP2 masks are mandatory as soon as more than one person is in a room, as well as in all public areas of the MUK.

Employees in particular need of protection are recommended to contact the Human Resources Management (personal@muk.ac.at, +43 1 512 77 47-240) and not to visit the premises of MUK during the COVID 19 pandemic for the time being. If necessary, special arrangements can be made with Human Resources Management in consultation with the rectorate.

The MUK uses technical measures to protect MUK members.

As recommended in the COVID-19: Guidelines for Secure University Operations of the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, the rectors of the Austrian music and arts universities have coordinated their respective COVID-19 safety concepts with each other.