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Campus Closures Again - Thurso, Halkirk And Dornoch - Thursday 18th January 2024

18th January 2024

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Due to the ongoing weather warnings and poor weather conditions predicted, our Thurso, Halkirk and Dornoch campuses will be closed on Tuesday 16th January and Wednesday 17th January 2024

Also now Closed 18 January due to more weather warnings

All on-campus classes will be moved online where possible. Staff and students should work from home.

Student bursaries will not be affected by the closure and any arranged travel will be cancelled.

All other campuses across UHI North, West and Hebrides remain open.

 

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