Brandeis International Business School
The university is taking multiple preventative measures, including contingency plans, in accordance with guidance from local, state and federal health authorities to promote a safe community and campus in the face of the evolving COVID-19 pandemic. As some faculty and staff have returned to campus, and as others continue to work remotely, workspaces and interactions are different from what they were before the COVID-19 pandemic. Students, faculty and staff are expected to adhere to required health and safety guidelines established by the university and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. How that work is accomplished may change over time, perhaps rapidly. Please continue to use this page for updates on policies and procedures for returing to campus.
The Brandeis Campus Passport provides you with a personalized view of your readiness to come to campus, based on your completion of three mandatory tasks: Training, The Daily Health Assessment and Testing
To help Brandeis community members organize these important tasks, the Brandeis Campus Passport provides you with a personalized view of your readiness to come to campus, based on your completion of these three steps. When you log into the Campus Passport portal, you will see your current “Passport Color”. For more information on passport colors and other health and safety guidelines, please visit the Brandeis Covid-19 Response Webpage
For more information on each task, please visit the links below.
The links below will take you to various resources and support options for online teaching & learning, working remotely and more. It contains up-to-date information compiled and developed by both the International Business School and Brandeis University.
The links below will take you to various research support options at Brandeis.
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All graduate students with teaching duties are required to attend a Title IX educational training that emphasizes their roles as responsible reporters and instructs them on what to do if they witness, or if a student discloses to them, an incident of sexual misconduct. This training is mandatory for graduate students to be able to teach at Brandeis. The training is offered at or around the beginning of each semester, and graduate students are required to attend only once.
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