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										<p>The University of Melbourne will warmly welcome students and staff to campus for the start of the first semester, after more than two years of remote learning, teaching and working.</p>
 <p>Starting with the Melbourne Orientation on February 21, the University will revive its campuses with a festival of activities and face-to-face events that will continue throughout the semester.  Beginning Monday, February 28, most course subjects will be offered on campus.</p>
 <p>Students who remain abroad and are unable to join in person will continue to receive full support, with online study and participation options, as well as travel, accommodation and financial support to help them travel to Australia.</p>
 <p>“The university community has shown great resilience and dedication during extended periods of remote learning and working.  We are incredibly optimistic about 2022 and getting ready to come together and enjoy the vibrant campus experience that has been sorely missed,” said Nicola Phillips, Chancellor of the University of Melbourne.</p>
 <p>“This is an exciting time for the University, and we look forward to welcoming all of our students and staff as they arrive from across the country and the world, while continuing to support those who are unable to join us at this stage.</p>
 <p>"Being a part of campus life is a great way to help create a vibrant and supportive academic community, where both students and staff thrive."</p>
 <p>The University of Melbourne continues to operate in accordance with the latest public health guidelines and will consult with staff in accordance with roadside health and safety obligations.</p>
 <p>“As we have done for the past two years, the University continues to ensure a safe and healthy campus environment for all to enjoy.  This includes posting the latest information on our safety measures on a dedicated COVID-19 website, which now features up-to-date content on returning to campus,” said Professor Phillips.</p>
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