If you withdrew from the programme at a time when you could have been unenrolled by the university, you must apply for re-enrollment and document significantly improved possibilities of completing the programme. See the section "Was the university responsible for your withdrawal?"

How to apply

To apply for re-enrollment, select the programme type labeled “Change of Program/Transfer – Bachelor’s programmes/Master’s programmes” in the application system. Then, select the specific programme you wish to re-enroll in.

When applying, you must upload the following documents:

• A transcript of records including all attempts (transcript must be titled RA052U or equivalent) (if you are not a former AU student).
• A withdrawal letter or confirmation including the reason and date of withdrawal from your previous university (if you are not a former AU student).
• Study regulations or course descriptions for all courses (if you are not a former AU student).
• Diploma from your secondary education (if applying for a Bachelor’s programme).
• Documentation of language requirements, such as a high school diploma (if applying for a Master’s programme).
• Documentation of a completed Bachelor’s degree (if applying for a Master’s programme and you are not a former AU student).

If you previously attended the same programme you are applying for but were withdrawn by the university, Aarhus University must assess whether you can document significantly improved possibilities of completing the programme. This applies regardless of the university you previously attended.

Examples of withdrawal reasons include:

• Exhausted examination attempts
• Inactivity
• Exceeded maximum study period

When applying for re-enrollment, you must demonstrate that your prospects of completing the programme have significantly improved since your previous enrollment.

You will only be allowed to re-enroll if:

• You can document that the circumstances preventing you from completing the programme have changed sufficiently to make completion possible.
• You meet all admission requirements for the programme.

Definition of significantly improved study possibilities
Significantly improved possibilities of completing the programme mean that you are now in a significantly better position to complete the programme. Improvements must be documented and demonstrate that your situation is better than at the time of withdrawal.

Both academic and health-related factors may be considered in the assessment. Aarhus University will only include documented circumstances in its evaluation.

Examples of accepted documentation include:

• Completion of relevant academic courses or components of higher education after withdrawal (e.g., courses through Open University or similar).
• Health documentation such as medical certificates, psychological or psychiatric evaluations, or other relevant health records.

How to apply?

• Select the programme type labeled “Change of programme/transfer – Bachelor’s degree programmes/Master’s degree programmes” in the application system. Then, find the specific programme you wish to re-enroll in.

When applying, upload the following:

• A completed form outlining how your possibilities for completing the programme have significantly improved. Use this form to describe and document the relevant improvements.
• Additional documentation, such as:
  • Medical certificates, if health issues were a factor.
  • Transcripts, course descriptions, or other academic records.