Permanence requirements

Students must enrol 60/30 ECTS, depending on whether they are full or part-time.

If you have registered 60, you must exceed a minimum of 18.

If you have registered 30, you must exceed a minimum of 6,

Students can enrol at least 18 ECTS (unless they have less to complete studies) and at most 60.

Between 18 and 45 ECTS = part-time dedication.

Between 46 and 60 ECTS = full-time dedication.

The head of study may authorize, by written express resolution, a tuition of more than 60, only up to 78 ECTS.

If you want to enrol compulsory credits from a higher course, you must enrol the required credits pending from the lower courses.

The second year in a row in which a student does not approve at least 50% of the credits enrolled cannot remain in the degree.

When a student has less than 10% of the credits to finish the degree, they will all have to enrol.

• Seven years of effective tuition, full-time dedication.

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• Full-time studies: the student is considered to be running full-time studies when, during the first five years of effective matriculation, the student enrols on an annual average of 46 ECTS

  Three more years, part-time work (up to 10).

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• Part-time studies: the student is considered to be running part-time studies when, during the first five years of effective matriculation, the student enrols on an annual average of less than 46 ECTS

Recognized credits and transferred credits do not count as exceeded for permanence purposes.

Nor are they taken into account in terms of the number of credits to be registered.

There is considered to be a drop out of the course after two consecutive years without enrollment (both undergraduate and master's degree).

If the student has passed any credits, they may request readmission to the dean, who, in the case of master's students, will request report to the coordinator of the education.

If he had not passed any credits, he will be able to ask again via the appropriate route.