Admission to study

Admission to study is granted to those who have been accepted to a study programme. 

You can lose the admission to study if you:

• have exceeded the stipulated limit for standardised and extended time. 
• have not produced credits in the last three semesters in the programme of study to which you have been admitted. Please note that if special needs are documented, you may apply to the faculty for an individual education plan that goes beyond this.
• have used all your examination attempts in a course that is mandatory according to the programme description.
• have completed the same mandatory practical training twice, without a passing grade.
• have not submitted the original documents that has provided the basis for admission to programme when prompted. Rector decides in matters of termination of admission under this provision.

If you are at risk of losing your right to study, you will be given a written notice, within the start of the semester. In the event of a decision to revoke your admission to study you will receive a written notification of the decision. The notification will state the reasons for the decision, and the possibility of appealing the decision.