Keep healthy: COVID-19 (coronavirus)

NSW Australian Borders are Open

New South Wales borders opened up to fully vaccinated International Students on Wednesday 15th December! Restrictions eased further in NSW from 15 December 2021. Find out about how NSW is opening up. Read more

International students may wish to refer to the Starting at ICMS FAQs here, or the International Students Advice webpage.

Life On Campus (February 2022)

7 February Commencement – Face to Face
From Monday 7th February, we resume many face to face classes on campus. Please check your timetable.

COVID-19 Control Measures
ICMS has put measures in place to ensure we continue to provide a safe place to work and study. In addition to hand-washing signage and hand-sanitiser stations, we would like to highlight the following important measures:

• Check -in
  Anyone attending any of our campuses must enter using only the main reception entry door to all campuses, and or Head Office main door, and check-in using the NSW Government QR code.
• Face Masks
  Face masks are to be worn on campus in all common internal and external areas, shared office spaces and classrooms. Please review this NSW Health link for further information.
• Sports Facilities
  To ensure the ongoing safety of our staff and students, the sports and recreational facilities on the headland are not for public hire.
• Rapid Antigen Testing (RAT)
  ICMS will conduct random surveillance testing utilising RATs for both residential students and on campus staff.

Identifying Symptoms
If you have any of the symptoms of COVID-19, please do not attend campus.

What to Do if You have Been Exposed to COVID-19…

If you have been advised that you have been exposed to COVID there are some simple guidelines on this link:- ‘Information for people exposed to COVID-19’:- https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/people-exposed-to-covid.aspx (downloadable PDF on this page)

If you have reason to believe you may have been exposed to COVID, or if you feel at all unwell:-

1. Do not come to campus if you are at all unwell or if you have returned a positive RAT or PCR test. Stay home and study online if you are able to.
2. If you experience symptoms once you have arrived at campus, you should immediately inform the Manager on Duty (Reception) and go home.
3. Take a RAT (test) at home,
   • if negative with no symptoms – you may attend class
   • if negative RAT but have symptoms – do not come to campus, get a PCR test and self-isolate until you receive negative PCR result
   • if positive RAT or RCR – follow the current government regulations regarding release and recovery from COVID 19 here- https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/factsheets/Pages/recovery.aspx?fbclid=IwAR37mNQALGv95px3kbjlcQ0-VVm5duzQ5tub2_abgqmwkVpPOJwFp8kvCoI

Contact us

Current students, alumni, accommodation, functions, visitors and community enquiries

Phone: 1800 657 572
Phone: + 61 (2) 9977 0333
Email: [email protected]

Online hotline

Phone: + 61 (2) 4058 4306

Future student enquiries

Phone: 1800 110 490
Phone: +61 (2) 9466 1240
Australia & New Zealand: [email protected]
International: [email protected]