The safety of our students, faculty and staff remains our top priority during this unprecedented time.
Visiting Campus
As the local public health situation continues to improve, the University has resumed allowing visitors on campus. Beginning May 2, 2022, the Division of Continuing Education will open our buildings to visitors.
Health and Safety
To reduce the risk and spread of COVID-19, Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) and Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) have established protocols for visitors and for the Harvard community members who invite visitors to campus. We will follow these protocols and adapt them for DCE.
In-person Office Hours for Information/Services
| ALB/ALM Degree Offices | Enrollment Services | Student Financial Services | Registrar Office |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 10am – 4pm | Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: 10am – 4pm | Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: 10am – 4pm | Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: 10am – 4pm |
| By appointment. No walk-ins. | Walk-in | Walk-in Appointment only for Financial Aid | By appointment. No walk-ins. |
General Visitor Guidelines
- Per University guidelines, masks are optional however DCE staff reserve the right to ask visitors to wear a mask for appointments and/or in private offices.
- Visitors to 51 Brattle will need to check in with the Security Guard.
- Visitors will need to sign in and will be given a visitor badge.
- After appointments, visitors will be instructed to leave the building.
- Visitors will not be allowed in the building after office hours and will not be referred to other offices that don’t have office hours.
Program Specific Guidelines
To learn more about how to keep yourself and the DCE community healthy during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, please visit the program pages below. Here you will find information on some of the important changes we have made to how we live, learn, teach, and work to protect our community.
- Harvard Extension School COVID updates
- Harvard Summer School COVID updates
- Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement COVID updates
You may also visit Harvard University’s COVID-19 information page, Keep Harvard Healthy.
