De-registration
Application for De-registration
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Application for de-registration - can be filled out online (PDF, 98 kB)
Semester Fee Refund
Reimbursement of fees paid (including the Deutschlandticket for students) is only possible if the application for de-registration (PDF, 98 kB) is submitted within one month of the start of lectures. Please note that you can only take examinations (written examinations, oral examinations, submission of theses) if you are enrolled. You do not have to be enrolled for the correction phases.
Campuscard
It is expressly pointed out that your membership of Osnabrück University ends when your de-registration takes effect. From this point in time, your right to use the Deutschlandticket for students or to use your student ID card or study certificates for concessions also expires. Failure to do so will make you liable to prosecution under the German Criminal Code.
The Campuscard must be handed in at the same time as exmatriculation takes effect.
Inform Other Offices
In order to avoid additional payments or reclaims, you should inform other offices (e.g. BAföG office, Federal Employment Agency, child benefit fund, health insurance fund) of your de-registration immediately in your own interest.
Examinations
An examination procedure that has been initiated is not interrupted by de-registration. If you have registered for an examination procedure or are already in one, please contact the relevant Examination Office before submitting your application for de-registration. Failure to attend registered examinations will result in failing the examination and, in the case of the last repeat attempt, the final failure of the entire degree program.
§ 8 De-registration on own application
(1) 1 Students may be de-registered at any time by submitting an application via the Osnabrück University student portal. 2 The Campuscard must be submitted to the Admissions Office or will be blocked by the University.
(2) 1 De-registration shall take place at the time requested or, unless otherwise requested, at the end of the current semester. 2 Retroactive de-registration is excluded except in the cases of § 6 Section 1.
(3) If the application for de-registration is submitted before or within one month of the start of lectures in the University's student portal and the analog Campuscard is submitted to the University's Admissions Office within this period, the fees and charges paid for the semester will be refunded to the last account paid into. In the case of the digital Campuscard, Osnabrück University must block it immediately after the application has been submitted.
§ 9 De-registration for special reasons
(1) Students are to be de-registered if
1. they have passed a final examination or
2. they have definitively failed an examination or final examination that is mandatory under the applicable examination regulations or
3. in a degree program with admission restrictions, the withdrawal of the admission decision is incontestable or immediately enforceable and the students are not enrolled in any other degree program or
4. enrollment in a degree program was limited in time or made dependent on the occurrence of certain events (resolutory condition), upon expiry of the deadline or, if the student is responsible for this, upon the occurrence of the resolutory condition; enrollment in other
degree programs, partial degree programs or study programs remains unaffected.
(2) 1 A student who fails to re-register after a reminder with a deadline and threat of de-registration or fails to pay semester fees, fees and charges due in accordance with § 4 section 3 no. 4 shall be de-registered at the end of the current semester. 2 Sentence 1 shall apply accordingly if any long-term tuition fees are not paid after the condition subsequent in accordance with § 19 Section 6 No. 2 NHG.
(3) 1 Students may be de-registered if facts become known or occur after enrollment which would have justified the refusal of enrollment. 2 This also applies if supervision in a discontinued degree program, partial degree program or study program has expired; enrollment in other degree programs, partial degree programs or study programs remains unaffected.