Students may change their registration in order to include or remove subjects from the second or third terms.

Ordinarily, students attending a master’s degree of 60 credits can amend their registration between 1 November and 23 December, while for students who attend master’s degrees of 90 and 120 credits another deadline will be opened during the second week of the second term in order to amend subjects in the third term. 

Applications for extraordinary amendments to registrations (after the deadline or that involve subjects of the first term) will be resolved by the vice-rector for Academic Planning and Student.

An amendment to registration may involve not fulfilling the conditions applicable to grants applied for (e.g., changing from full-time to part-time). The University will claim the corresponding amounts from the students.

Your task consists in...

• Resolving requests for amendments to registrations requested during the regular period (from 1 November to 23 December) and submitting the resolution to the Administrative Management Unit, which will input them into the application and notify the students. REMEMBER THAT... an amendment to registration may involve not fulfilling the conditions applicable to grants applied for (e.g., changing from full-time to part-time).
• In the case of applications received within the extraordinary period, substantiating and justifying the appropriateness of the student’s request, if deemed appropriate, for processing together with the student’s application to the office of the vice-rector.