What is study rights?
If you have been admitted to a study program or further education, you receive study rights. Study rights give you the right to follow the study program you have been admitted to. This includes, among other things, access to teaching, guidance, access to the learning platform and library, as well as assessment in accordance with the study plan and course descriptions included in the study.
What are my obligations to retain study rights?
As a student, you must pay the semester fee and other fees that cover the education. The semester fee must be paid within the given deadlines.
In addition, you must be familiar with and comply with the regulations.
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How long do I have study rights?
For study programs that are more than 60 credits, you can be delayed by up to two years.
For study programs that are less than 60 credits, you can be delayed by up to one year.
What if I don't finish within the specified time?
As a student, you can apply for a leave of absence. If you have a valid reason and are granted leave, your study rights are frozen.