At the end of the studies - University of Rostock

De-Registration

Formally, the degree program or enrolment ends with de-registration. This takes place upon application by the student after obtaining a degree or giving up the degree programm.

All information about the de-registration

Before you submit an application for de-registration, please make sure you have all the certificates stored in the online portal's study service and in the University of Rostock's examination portal, as you will no longer have access to them once you have been de-registered.

Important information on the legal examination relationship when exmatriculating from a degree programme or partial degree programme:

Please report to your examination office if registered examinations are still to be completed or withdraw in due time.

Otherwise, a final withdrawal from the examination will automatically take place (RPO-Ba/Ma § 14 (4) or RPO-LA § 20 (4)).

You can also obtain proof of your previous achievements from your examination office.

Please send Documents to be submitted to:

Universität Rostock
Servicezentrum Studierende
Studierendensekretariat
18051 Rostock

studierendensekretariatuni-rostockde

Counselling services: Doubts about studying/reorientation in your studies

Dropping out of university is often a difficult decision for many. The question of the future plays a major role in this.

What should I do next? What alternative degree programs are available? How can I find out what suits me best? What are my options besides university, and what does disenrollment mean?

We will answer these and other questions in a confidential setting, so that your plan B is solid and well thought-out.

studienberatung@uni-rostock.de

Studies – What is next?

Topics in the course phase

At the University of Rostock, you will find a variety of services for the transition phase between studies and career. The Careers Service and the General Academic Advising are your competent contacts for topics such as career entry, applications, and the development of personal skills for the time during and after your studies. You can find more information here or directly on the Careers Service website regarding specific events and counseling formats.