Rights and responsibilities

You have both rights and responsibilities as a student. They go hand in hand. We have gathered a sample that is good to know.

RIGHTS:

on the university's rules. Relevant information must be available to you on your study information page.

if you receive a rejection, e.g. an exemption application or a complaint.

to conversations with the university. E.g. in connection with suspected exam cheating.

if you have a documented functional impairment so that you can complete your studies on an equal footing with your fellow students.

in each course if you need it. You can apply for more attempts, if special circumstances have prevented you from passing.

if you are ill. If you call in sick in time, you do not use an exam attempt.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Read your curriculum and information on your study information page.

If for example, you have applied for an exemption, this is where you will receive a decision and a complaint deadline from the university.

when writing an exam assignment and participating in a course.

when you apply for an adjustment. For example, exemption for special exam conditions or Special Education Support (SPS). And attach relevant documentation.

that apply to you. E.g. deadlines for withdrawing from the exam. Find the deadlines on your study information page.

Please contact the student counselling service immediately if irregularities occur in your study plan, for example due to illness.