Academic Policy for Remote Instruction
Our commitment to teaching is unwavering, and the excellence of a Harvard College education is assured. But the transition to remote teaching and learning does require us to adjust some of our policies. Please rely on this page as the authoritative source of information concerning academic policy during remote instruction.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Committee on Undergraduate Educational Policy (EPC) has announced updates to Student Handbook policies related to International Student Study Away, Privacy, Simultaneous Enrollment, the Language Requirement, and Extensions of Time. Details about these updates can be found in the addendum to the Student Handbook (Academic Year 2020-2021).
COVID-19 Emergency Policies for Spring 2020 in the addendum to the Student Handbook (Academic Year 2019-2020).
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Remote Teaching and Learning Challenges due to Learning Environment and Technology Restrictions (HarvardKey login required)
- Hear from faculty about the opportunities of remote teaching and the exciting courses they're designing for the fall. Led by Amanda Claybaugh, Dean of Undergraduate Education, with faculty panelists Professors Elena Glassman (Computer Science), Anne Harrington (History of Science), David Laibson (Economics), and Musa Syeed (Film-Making). Access the recording here.