If you cancel your registration for a class or course within the first 21 days after semester start, you are also automatically deregistered from the exam.
If you don't cancel your registration within the first 21 days, you use an exam attempt – even if you do not show up for the exam.
Apply to be deregistered from the exam
You can apply to your board of studies for permission to cancel your registration for ordinary exams or teaching after the first 21 days if unusual circumstance makes this necessary.
Unusual circumstances include illness, death in the immediate family or sudden worsening of chronic illness.
Work, holidays, etc. are not considered unusual circumstances.
Deregistration from re-exam
You can cancel your registration from a re-exam that you have registered for yourself until 14 days before it takes place. You can do this via SDU Student Self-Service.
Contact the Educational Law team
You can write to the Educational Law team in SDU Education via the system SPOC.
You are also welcome to give them a call at +45 6550 1059. The opening hours are Monday to Friday from 10.00 am to noon.
Write to the Educational Law team via SPOC