Remote learning 'may become necessary' for UU students
Ulster University (UU) has told students that "it may become necessary" to move to remote learning in January.
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In an email to staff and students, it said that it would provide them with updated guidance on 4 January.
However, the university has said that "all staff who can work from home, should do so".
Queen's University of Belfast (QU has already decided that the vast majority of students will be taught online in January.
Some students had expressed "frustration and anger" at that decision.
Northern Ireland's universities only returned to face-to-face teaching for almost all students in September.
Prior to that, most degree courses had been taught entirely online since March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
While the new teaching term at QUB is due to start on 10 January, most classes on UU's four campuses do not resume until 24 January.
"Following the Christmas break, campuses will reopen on 4 January - however all staff who can work from home, should do so," the UU email said.
"While there will be some on-campus teaching from 4 January 2022, semester two teaching will commence on 24 January for the vast majority of students.
"Based on advice issued by the NI Executive to date, the university considers that it may become necessary to move teaching delivery online for face-to-face lectures, seminars and tutorials from 24 January."
The university said its libraries, study spaces and student wellbeing services would re-open as planned on 4 January.
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has already decided that the vast majority of students will be taught online in January.
