Covid-19

Last days to participate in the “Unicamp and the new coronavirus” survey

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The Unicamp Institutional Observatory decided to extend the deadline for community participation in the online survey “Unicamp and the new coronavirus” to July 26th.

The research will help the University discover the main problems caused by the pandemic among students, staff and teachers and be able to carry out adequate planning for the next semesters.

Furthermore, the data collected in the Survey They will also be a fundamental instrument for each unit to take the necessary initiatives to reduce the problems caused by remote teaching.

However, for all these objectives to be achieved, the participation of the entire community is essential. The survey is anonymous and individual links to the forms are being sent to institutional emails.

If you have any questions, write to: survey@unicamp.br

Unicamp Institutional Observatory Team

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“Unicamp and the new coronavirus”

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