If you are a first-year student of a Bachelor’s degree programme in  Engineering, and you haven’t passed Mathematical Analysis I by the end of the first semester, you must take the remedial course in second semester instead of taking your Optional course.     

All students, no matter if they passed Mathematical Analysis I or not, must reach the 28-credit minimum threshold in core subjects by the end of the autumn examination session in order to be able to update their Annual Personal Study Plan with new courses.

All first-year courses, excluding the English Language exam, are considered core subjects.

We remind you that if you do not reach the 28-credit threshold in core subjects you will not be able to go abroad to attend your second year at the partner university.

If you manage to earn 28 credits in core subjects by the end of the winter examination session, you can take your third-year courses offered in second semester.

At the end of the winter examination session, your Annual Personal Study Plan will be automatically updated: your third year courses will flow into your Annual Personal Study Plan following the same order in which you ranked them when you created your APSP and until they reach the maximum credit limit imposed by the type of enrolment you have chosen (part-time or full-time enrolment).

If you enrolled as a part-time student, you can ask to convert your part-time APSP into a full-time APSP by 15^th march 2019.   

Updating your APSP for an Internal TransferIf you have some "unfulfilled academic requirements" and you manage to reach the 28-credit threshold in your core subjects by the end of the winter examination session of your second year, and if you want to transfer to another Bachelor’s degree programme for the next academic year, you can ask the Office of Student Services to add the second-semester courses of your new degree programme to your APSP (as long as you comply with the pre-requisites and with the APSP maximum credit limit).
We remind you that you remain formally enrolled in your current Bachelor’s degree programme for this academic year. Your internal transfer application must be submitted at the beginning of the next academic year.