How is study rights terminated?
Study rights can be terminated in several ways. The most common is after completing the study program. When you receive your diploma, your study rights are automatically terminated. The cessation of study rights happens automatically, while the loss of study rights occurs through a decision.
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Cessation of admission to study
Study rights cease in the following cases:
- After completing the study program
- When withdrawing from a study
- When not attending the first day of the bachelor's program
- When more than two years delayed in a study program with more than 60 credits (does not apply to leave of absence with a valid reason)
- When more than one year delayed in a study program with less than 60 credits (does not apply to leave of absence with a valid reason)
- When all attempts at exams or the practice year have been used
Loss of admission to study
Loss of study rights occurs through a decision and happens when one of the following has not been done:
- Failure to pay the semester fee and/or other fees within the specified deadline
- If it turns out that the student does not meet the admission requirements
What happens when if I lose my study rights
When you lose your study rights, you lose access to our systems and the Campus. Your user account will be locked. You will also lose access to any stored documents.
Confidentiality obligations will apply regardless of the reason for the loss of study rights.