Orientation Changing your Study Path

Changing your Study Path

• Course transitions

For transitions to three-year open-access courses, you must check whether and how you need to take the entry knowledge test. Detailed information on the School of Humanities and Education’s entry knowledge test.

For transitions to open-access master’s degree programs, you must first apply for clearance.

If the teaching facility recognizes an educational debt, you cannot make the transition, and you must acquire the credits needed to clear the debt by the deadline for completing the transition.

Passages to courses with restricted access

• Course transfer

For transfers to three-year open-access courses, you must check whether and how you will be required to take the entry knowledge test. Detailed information on the School of Humanities and Education’s entry knowledge test.

For transfers to open-access master’s degree programs, you must apply for clearance.

If the teaching facility recognizes an educational debt, you cannot make the transfer, and you must acquire the credits needed to clear the debt by the deadline for completing the transfer.

Transfers to study programs with restricted access

• Change of curriculum

For courses of the School of Humanities and Education organized with curricula (pathways), it is necessary to follow the procedure for transferring to another curriculum.

• Change of class

For courses from the School of Humanities and Education that have a dual degree class, you must follow the procedure for transferring to another class.