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Enrolment Regulation 2022-2023
ENROLMENT REGULATION universitY OF twente 2022-2023
Article 1 Introduction
Article 1.1 Definitions
the period beginning on 1 September and ending on 31 August of the following year
Higher Education and Research Act
Allowance per ECTS credit
The allowance per ECTS credit which a student pays for enrolling in a Pre-Master's programme in accordance with Section 7.57i of the Act
Bachelor's or Bachelor's programme
Educational programme resulting in a bachelor of science degree, accredited by NVAO and subsidised by OCW
Proof of payment (tuition fees) from a Dutch institute of higher education
Subsidiary student
Student enrolled at another institute of higher education in the Netherlands who is taking subjects at the University of Twente
Education Executive Agency
Education and Examination Regulations
A student or prospective student who complies with the statutory prerequisites and admission requirements as stated in the University of Twente enrolment regulations may be enrolled as a student at the University of Twente if they have submitted all required documents and have paid their tuition fees
Examination fee
The examination fee for enrolment as an extraneus student as established by the institutional administration pursuant to Article 7.44(1) of the Act
Extraneus
Person enrolled at the University of Twente who is only entitled to sit exams or interim exams
A person enrolled for the first time as a student for an educational programme at the University of Twente
Higher Education institution
An institute of higher education (a university or a university of applied sciences)
Institutional administration
The Executive Board of the University of Twente
Institutional tuition fees
The tuition fee as set by the institutional administration in accordance with Section 7.43(1) and Section 7.46 of the Act
Master's or Master's programme
Educational programme resulting in a master of science degree, accredited by NVAO and subsidised by OCW
Matching / matching activity
An activity offered to prospective bachelor's students by the University of Twente aimed at recommending a specialisation
Pre-Master's programme
A remedial programme for students who cannot yet be admitted to the Master's programme on the basis of the bachelor's degree that they already hold
A student who did an application for an educational programme at the University of Twente through Studielink and who at that time is not enrolled in that educational programme at the University of Twente and does not qualify for a follow-up phase of the educational programme in question
Re-enroller
A student who, at some point in the past, was enrolled as a student at the University of Twente and who has now re-enrolled at the University of Twente
Register onderwijsdeelnemers (before BRONHO)
Register containing the personal, participation (registration) and study result (degree) data of students in Dutch Higher Education
Registratie Instellingen en opleidingen (RIO, before CROHO)
Registration Institutions and study programmes: complete information about who, what and where in education registration Institutions and study programmes.
Student Affairs & Services of the University of Twente
Statutory tuition fees
The tuition fees as referred to in Section 7.43(1) and 7.45 of the Act
A person who is enrolled in a Bachelor's, Master's or Pre-Master's programme at the University of Twente on the basis of Section 7.32 paragraph 1 of the Higher Education and Research Act (WHW)
Student of non-subsidized education
Any person enrolled at the University of Twente as a participant in an educational programme provided by the University of Twente, but who is not enrolled as a student or extraneus at the University of Twente on the basis of Section 7:32(1) of the Act. Students of non-subsidised education are either enrolled for a number of courses or enrolled in a non-subsidised educational programme
Student loans and grants
grants and loans pursuant to Chapter II of the Student Finance Act
Student Progress Evaluation (BSA)
A (negative) Student Progress Evaluation, issued on behalf of the institutional administration by the examination board regarding the student's enrolment for the educational programme
Article 1.2 Status of the regulation
This page comprises the enrolment regulations as formally adopted by the University of Twente. These regulations apply to all the university webpages. These reference pages form an official part of the enrolment regulations and are leading and binding for the interpretation of these regulations.
Article 1.3 Adoption procedure
The enrolment of students at an institute for higher education is bound by statutory rules. These generally applicable rules are described in Chapter 7, Title 3 of the Act.
Institutes are at liberty to further elaborate on the general rules in accordance with Section 7.33 of the Act. In the event of any conflicts of an institute's enrolment regulations with the provisions of the Act, the Act prevails.
The enrolment regulations are adopted annually and apply to the following academic year. The decision-making process is as follows: the head of the Student Affairs and Services department (SAS) compiles draft university enrolment regulations, which is subsequently discussed in the Legislation and Regulations Platform. A modified version, if applicable, is then put before the University Education Committee. This Committee issues advice to the Executive Board. Next, the Executive Board puts the enrolment regulation to the University Council for a final recommendation. Finally, the Executive Board adopts the enrolment regulations.
The Head of the Student Affairs and Services department is in charge of implementing the enrolment regulations.
Article 1.4 Distinction between application and enrolment
There is an important distinction between application and enrolment. Application means that students have informed the University of Twente by means of a request for registration (in Studielink) that they wish to follow an educational programme at the University of Twente. The enrolment regulations concern the rules that apply in order to achieve an enrolment that entitles the student to participate in the education provided by the University of Twente and to use its educational facilities.
Article 1.5 Enrolment in subsidised and non-subsidised educational programmes
The regulations distinguish between two types of enrolment:
Prospective students who enrol for a subsidised study programme such as Bachelor's, Pre-Master's or Master's students. This may also be a part-time programme. This category is referred to as enrolment in subsidised educational programmes.
All other enrolments are referred to as enrolments in non-subsidised educational programmes.
This distinction is made for administrative reasons and is linked to the correct registration of students who fall under the regular funding of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.
Article 2 enrolments in subsidised educational programmes
Article 2.1 Conditions for enrolment
Article 2.1.1 Conditions for enrolment
Prospective students are only enrolled as students of the University of Twente if they can demonstrate having met the following conditions:
The application for enrolment was made through Studielink. To find out more, please see the page about admission and enrolment.
They have demonstrated that they have met the prerequisites, see Articles 2.1.2 to 2.1.6 of these regulations.
They have met their financial obligation in accordance with the payment procedure adopted by the university, see Article 2.5 of these regulations. Financial obligations also include outstanding balances for tuition or examination fees or compensation per ECTS credit from previous years.
If the student is a non-EEA national, they have submitted a valid residence permit in the sense of Section 8 of the Aliens Act 2000. An exception applies to students with Surinamese or Swiss nationality. To find out more, please see the page Entry-visa.
Article 2.1.2 Additional conditions for enrolling in a Bachelor's programme
A student is enrolled if they have met the prior education requirements and any further prerequisites, unless exempt (Sections 7.24 to 7.30 of the Act).
Students enrolling in the second year of a Bachelor's programme must not have received a negative Student Progress Evaluation for the relevant programme for a period of three years (Section 7.8b(5) of the Act).
A selection procedure applies to ATLAS and an institutional quota applies to Technical Medicine, Technical Computer Science and Psychology.
The specific requirements per educational programme can be consulted on the page Bachelor's programmes.
Article 2.1.3 Additional conditions applicable to a University of Twente student enrolment for a corresponding Master's programme at the University of Twente
When a Bachelor's student of the University of Twente first enrols in a University of Twente Master's programme that has been set out in the Education and Examination Regulations (OER) of the Master's programme in question as being a corresponding Master's programme, a statement of exams passed or certificate of the relevant Bachelor's programme must have been issued showing that the student has met the requirements/entry requirements set in the relevant Education and Examination Regulations.
A digest of the Bachelor's programmes granting admission to the Master's programmes can be found in the Progression Matrix (Doorstroommatrix).
Article 2.1.4 Additional conditions for enrolment in other Master's or Pre-Master's programmes
The following admission requirements apply to a first-year enrolment in a Master's programme or Pre-Master's programme at the University of Twente:
The institutional administration has issued a statement that the student may be admitted, finding that the student (a) is in possession of a Bachelor's degree certificate or doctoraal certificate or a Bachelor's in combination with an obtained Pre-Master's enabling admission or is exempt from possessing such a certificate, whether or not based on an assessment; (b) has met the other requirements of the relevant Master's programme set for admission in the relevant Education and Examination Regulations.
The institutional administration has issued a statement indicating that the student may be admitted to the Pre-Master's phase of the Master's programme. Enrolment then takes place in the relevant Bachelor's programme.
A digest of the Master's programmes with corresponding Bachelor's programmes can be found on the Master programme and associated Bachelor programme page.
Article 2.1.5 Additional conditions for enrolment in a joint programme/joint degree
Prospective students who enrol in a joint degree of the university will also be enrolled as students at the other university/universities. This applies only to institutes in the Netherlands (Section 7.3e part 1 of the Act);
Prospective students enrolled in a joint programme may, if this has been agreed between the universities involved, pay their tuition fees to the official secretary of the joint programme. The University of Twente receives a statement from the official secretary and the student will be deemed to have met their financial obligations towards the University of Twente;
Agreements made in the context of partnership agreements regarding enrolment and institutional fees made between the institutes, are observed.
Article 2.1.6 Additional conditions for enrolment as an extraneus
A statement of no objection from the relevant programme must be submitted for enrolment as an extraneus.
Article 2.1.7 Lisbon Convention
The Lisbon Convention on the recognition of national qualifications applies to all enrolment types referred to above, see Section 7.28 of the Act. This convention regulates that students from other countries who are signatories to the convention and in their own country qualify for a Bachelor's or Master's programme in principle also qualify for admission to a Bachelor's or Master's programme at the University of Twente.
Article 2.1.8 Bachelor's-before-Master's rule
A student may only be enrolled in a Master's programme if they can demonstrate that they have completed their Bachelor's programme. Subjects from the Master's study programme may only be listed on the Master's degree if they were passed during enrolment in the Master's.
Art. 2.1.9 Application fee
For certain groups of students and for certain Bachelor's or (Pre) Master's programmes, the request to enrol in Studielink will only be processed if an application fee has been paid. Information about which students and study programmes this pilot applies to can be found on the relevant Programme site.
Article 2.2 Matching activity
In accordance with Sections 7.31b to 7.31d of the Act, a number of general rules apply to student participation in matching activities. At the University of Twente, the matching activities take the form of what is known as a study check. The rules below do not apply to those who submit an application for a Bachelor's programme that is subject to a selection procedure (fixed quota (Bachelor Technical Medicine, Technical Computer Science and Psychology) or selection based on a small-scale and intensive educational programme (ATLAS)).
Article 2.2.1 General rules for University of Twente study check
Every prospective student is entitled to participate in the study check, on the condition that they apply for a Bachelor's programme before 1 May.
Every prospective student is entitled to a study recommendation based on the study check.
Participation in the study check may be a compulsory component of the enrolment procedure and thus constitute a reason to refuse enrolment in the programme, see also Article 2.2.3 of these regulations.
A study recommendation is not binding. It may be an important indicator of academic success, but cannot be reason for a rejection.
No rights may be derived from the outcome of the study check regarding admissibility to a programme. All admission requirements must be met.
Article 2.2.2 Application in Studielink after 1 May
When a prospective student applies after 1 May, they no longer have the right to participate in a matching activity, but the programme may still offer them the option of a study check. If the study check is compulsory, it is also compulsory on application after 1 May. See the tab 'Admission & Enrolment' on the overview Bachelor's programmes.
A prospective student does have the right to participation in a matching activity, even on application after 1 May, in two cases. This exception applies to:
Students who have applied for another Bachelor's programme before 1 May.
Students who were unable to apply before 1 May due to a negative Student Progress Evaluation from another Bachelor's programme.
Article 2.2.3 Compulsory study check
Whether or not participation in the study check is mandatory is at each faculty's discretion. At this time, the Creative Technology and Advanced Technology programmes have a compulsory study check.
Students who failed to participate in a mandatory study check on time without valid reasons may be denied entry to the educational programme. The programme in question will determine if the reason is valid. Valid reasons include:
Students who have applied for another Bachelor's programme in higher education before 1 May.
Article 2.3 Starting dates
Article 2.3.1 Fixed starting dates
Students cannot start an educational programme at any moment during the year. The University of Twente has fixed starting dates, i.e.:
1 September for Bachelor's programmes.
1 September and 1 February for Master's programmes.
Please note: prospective students wishing to enrol in a Master's or Pre-Master's in February must first contact the relevant study adviser to find out if it is feasible to join the programme per 1 February. In cases where the relevant degree programme does not commence on 1 February, enrolment on this date is not possible.
These starting dates also apply to students who are already enrolled as extraneus or as students of non-subsidised education and who want to enrol as a Bachelor's or Master's student (not an exchange student).
Article 2.3.2 Different starting dates
1. Enrolling in the Master's during the year
Students who complete their UT Bachelor's or Pre-Master's degree in the course of the academic year and wish to enrol in a UT Master's will be enrolled in the Master's from the first of the month following the pass date. The student may then take and complete Master's subjects in consultation with the relevant Master's programme. However, a feasible examination programme can only be guaranteed from the next starting date. Students who obtain their UT Bachelor's degree in June or July, are enrolled in the Bachelor until August and are enrolled in the UT Master's from 1 September.
2. Switching during the year
Students enrolled at the University of Twente from 1 September or 1 February who want to switch educational programme during the academic year, will be enrolled from the first of the month, if admissible and if the study programme agrees. The request may be submitted by completing a form on the website or at the Student Services desk.
A student may not switch to another degree programme if this is the Bachelor's degree programme in Technical Medicine, Technical Computer Science, Psychology or ATLAS.
3. Enrolling in a second educational programme during the year
Students enrolled at the University of Twente from 1 September or 1 February who want to enrol in a second educational programme during the academic year, will be enrolled from the first of the month, if admissible and the study programme agrees. The request may be submitted by completing a form on the website or at the Student Services desk.
A student may not enrol for a second degree programme if this is the Bachelor's degree programme in Technical Medicine, Technical Computer Science, Psychology or ATLAS.
Article 2.3.3 Retroactive enrolment is not possible
Enrolling retroactively for the entire academic year is not legally possible. It is possible to be enrolled during a month from the first of that month, except in October.
Article 2.3.4 Exceptions to the above rules
Students may only start at times during the year other than those times and situations described above in the event of special circumstances (e.g. as a result of force majeure) and only with the permission of the Programme Director of the relevant Bachelor's or Master's programme and the permission of the head of the department of Student Affairs & Services (SAS). An application for enrolment that is submitted after 1 September will result in enrolment per the first of the month in which the application is submitted if all other requirements for enrolment have been met and following permission by the Head of the Student Affairs and Services department. These exceptions will be documented.
Article 2.3.5 Duration of the enrolment
Section 7.32(4) of the Act stipulates that enrolment applies to an entire academic year. If enrolment takes place during the course of the academic year, then the enrolment applies to the remainder of the academic year.
Article 2.4 Application deadlines
Students must be enrolled before a fixed starting date (see preceding section). To ensure students are enrolled on time, the application must be made on time. These application deadlines may vary per study phase and educational programme. These can be found on the pages to which the hyperlinks below refer.
Application deadlines Bachelor's students
Application deadlines Master's students
Applications submitted after these deadlines will not be processed.
Article 2.5 Tuition fees and payment
Article 2.5.1 Statutory rules
Chapter 7, Title 3(2) (Personal contribution Art 7.43-7.50a) of the Act contains the rules relating to the students' individual contribution. The following topics are discussed there: tuition fee obligation, examination fee obligation; statutory tuition fees, institutional tuition fees, payment of tuition fees and exemptions.
Article 2.5.2 Tuition fees and allowance
The statutory tuition fees are established every year by the Minister of Education, Culture and Science in the regulation Financiën Hoger Onderwijs (Funding higher education). The rates for the various educational programmes at the University of Twente can be found on the Overview tuition fees page.
1. Statutory rate
Students who meet all of the following conditions are entitled to the statutory rate:
The student is enrolled in a funded educational programme at a university or university of applied sciences in the Netherlands.
The student is a national from one of the EU countries, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein (EEA countries) or Suriname. The student meets the nationality requirements if they are a family member of an EEA citizen living in the Netherlands or if they have a residence permit entitling them to a Dutch student grant.
At the start of the academic year, the student has not yet obtained a similar diploma for a funded educational programme. That means that the student does not have a Bachelor's degree when enrolling in a Bachelor's programme and does not have a Master's degree when enrolling in Master's programme.
Exceptions are made for a number of categories. The student will never pay more than the statutory tuition fees if:
The student has already obtained a (Bachelor's or Master's) degree, but is following a degree programme in education or healthcare for the first time and has not previously followed a programme in education or healthcare. See Article 2.5.3.4.
The student has already obtained one or more (Bachelor's or Master's) degrees but is following a teacher training programme. If the student is following a teacher training programme, they are always entitled to the institutional rate at the level of the statutory rate. For the University of Twente, these are the following Master's programmes: Educatie in de Mens- en Maatschappijwetenschappen (Education in the Humanities and Social Sciences) and Science Education and Communication.
The student has started a second educational programme during the first programme and has followed this educational programme without interruptions, even after obtaining a degree for the first programme. Also see Article 2.5.3.4 of these regulations.
2. Allowance per ECTS credit
Students who are enrolled only in the Pre-Master's programme have to pay per ECTS credit (Section 7.57i of the Act).
3. Institutional rate
Students who do not meet the requirements to qualify for the statutory rate or the allowance per ECTS credit will be charged the institutional rate.
Article 2.5.3 Additional schemes for tuition fees
1. Halving of statutory rate in first year
Students who meet all of the following conditions are entitled to a halving of the statutory rate for one year (12 consecutive months):
Students who meet the conditions for the statutory rate in accordance with Article 2.5.2 of these regulations.
Students who will start an educational programme for the first time at an institute for higher education.
Students taking a Bachelor's programme (Pre-Master's are excluded).
Students who meet all the aforementioned requirements for halving statutory tuition fees but whose full tuition fees are higher than the statutory rate applicable in the relevant study year (for example at B-ATLAS the full tuition fee is twice the statutory rate) are entitled to a one-off halving of the statutory tuition fees. Students are no longer entitled to a halving of their full tuition fees (in the case of ATLAS, the student receives a 50% discount on a one-off statutory rate, a total of 25% on the full tuition fee rate).
2. Halving of statutory rate in second year
Students who meet all of the following conditions are entitled to a halving of the statutory rate in their second year:
Students who from or after the academic year 2018-2019 will start an educational programme for the first time at an institute for higher education.
Students taking a Bachelor's or Master's teacher training programme.
A student who starts a Bachelor's teacher training programme in the 2022-2023 academic year will be eligible for a fifty-percent reduction of the tuition fees in the 2023-2024 academic year.
A student who starts a Bachelor's programme in the 2022-2023 academic year will first be eligible for a fifty-percent reduction of the tuition fees at a second year Master's teacher training programme in the 2025-2026 academic year.
Students taking a teacher training programme are entitled to a fifty-percent reduction of the tuition fees for no more than two years. That means that when a student has followed a Bachelor's teacher training programme and has been awarded a halving of the statutory rate for two years, the student will not be entitled to another two years of tuition fees reduction when following the Master's teacher training programme.
3. Transitional arrangement increased institutional rates
With effect from the 2019-2020 academic year, the institutional rates will be increased. The University of Twente wants to prevent students who started a Bachelor's or Master's programme prior to 2019-2020 being faced with unexpected extra costs. For that reason, a transitional arrangement was set up. In the transitional arrangement, the students in question will pay the former rate including the regular annual increase of €125 (Bachelor's) or €250 (Master's) instead of the increased rate.
The student is entitled to the transitional arrangement if:
The student began a Bachelor's or Master's programme in the 2018-2019 academic year or before. The student will then be allowed to complete the educational programme in question at the former rate, including the annual increase.
The student began a Pre-Master's programme in the 2018-2019 academic year or before. If the student transfers in the 2019-2020 or 2020-2021 academic year to the accompanying Master's programme, the student will qualify for the transitional arrangement and will be allowed to complete the Master's programme at the former rate, including the regular annual increase.
A student is not entitled to the transitional rate if:
The student switches to another Bachelor's or Master's programme from or during the 2022-2023 academic year. In that case, the new rate will apply to the newly chosen programme.
The student's enrolment is terminated temporarily and they return during or after the 2022-2023 academic year. In that case, the new rate will apply to the programme chosen or re-chosen.
4. Tuition fees for a second Bachelor's or second Master's
Students who are going to follow a second Bachelor's or Master's programme without interruption, who started during their first Bachelor's or Master's programme, have to pay the statutory tuition fees (if the other requirements for statutory tuition fees have been met). They may, after completing their first degree programme, complete their second degree programme at the statutory rate.
If a student has already completed a funded educational programme at a Dutch institute (Bachelor's or Master's), they must pay the institutional tuition fees for the second Bachelor's or Master's programme, regardless of whether the statutory or institutional tuition fees were paid for the first Bachelor's or Master's. The following exceptions apply:
All educational programmes in the field of education or healthcare. These educational programmes may be followed at the statutory rate as a second Bachelor's or Master's programme if the first educational programme was not in the field of education or healthcare and if all the requirements for the statutory rate have been met. This also applies if the second educational programme was started after the first had been completed. The University of Twente makes an exception for the following educational programmes:
a. 56553 BSc Health Sciences
b. 50033 BSc Clinical Technology (Technical Medicine)
c. 68509 MSc Teacher Human and Social sciences
d. 68404 MSc Education and Communication in the Exact Sciences
e. 60033 MSc Technical Medicine
f. 66851 MSc Health Sciences
University of Twente students who qualified for the statutory rate during their first Master's programme will pay an institutional rate to the amount of the statutory rate for their second Master's programme. The following conditions apply for taking a second Master's programme at the University of Twente at an institutional rate amounting to the statutory rate:
a. The scheme only applies to second Master's programmes.
b. The scheme only applies to students who have completed their first Master's programme less than three years earlier.
c. The scheme applies to consecutive study in funded education, i.e. consecutively or with an interruption but not in parallel.
d. The scheme only applies to students who qualified for the statutory rate for their first Master's.
e. The scheme only applies to students who have followed and completed their first Master's at the University of Twente.
f. An exception on this rule is the teacher training, in accordance with Article 2.5.3.5. of these regulations.
5. Teacher training against institutional tuition fee in amount of statutory fee
With effect from the 2019-2020 academic year, every teacher training programme within the University of Twente will grant an institutional rate that is equal to the statutory rate, regardless of the number of degrees previously obtained. One precondition for this is that the student meets the requirements for the statutory rate. See Articles 2.5.2.1.1 and 2.5.2.1.2 of these regulations.
6. Tuition fees for joint and double degrees with an international partner institution
The University of Twente has partnerships with international institutions that lead to joint or double or multiple degrees. To prevent students who are participating in a joint, double or multiple degree from paying tuition fees to multiple institutions simultaneously, the Executive Board of the University of Twente may grant a full exemption from tuition fees during the months that the student is paying tuition fees at a partner university. This also applies in the event that no tuition fees are being paid to the partner university. Students who pay either institutional tuition fees or statutory tuition fees are eligible for this provision.
Article 2.5.4 Tuition fee offset or exemption
If the following conditions have been met, tuition fees may be offset or exempt.
If the student is enrolled at another institution of higher education and has paid the statutory rate there, the University of Twente will accept a BBC. When enrolling in the ATLAS Bachelor's programme, the student has to pay any difference in tuition fees.
If the student is enrolled at another institution of higher education and has paid the institutional rate there, the student cannot be enrolled at University of Twente with a BBC. The student at the University of Twente must then pay tuition fees again for the enrolment in question. Other agreements made in that context between the institutes are observed.
Students who have to pay the institutional rate and who enrol in a joint degree – with the University of Twente providing a joint educational programme with one or more other Dutch institutes of higher education – may be enrolled with a BBC if the student was first enrolled at one of the other institutes.
If the student is enrolled in a Pre-Master's at another institute of higher education and has paid the compensation per ECTS credit there, proof of the compensation paid will not be accepted as a BBC on enrolment in a Bachelor's or Master's programme.
If the student is enrolled in a Master's at another institution of higher education and has paid the statutory rate, a BBC will be accepted on enrolment in a Pre-Master's programme.
Article 2.5.5 Payment options tuition fees
Tuition fees can be paid in a number of ways. See the Overview tuition fees page. Dutch legislation stipulates that non-EEA students must pay tuition fees in one instalment, in advance. Non-EEA students can pay in instalments in their second year. To find out more, please see the Entry Visa page.
1. Payment per authorisation
The rules for authorisation can be found on the page: Conditions payment by authorisation. It is possible to pay in one instalment or in five instalments.
2. Single payment
The student can transfer the full amount of the tuition fees to the University of Twente's bank account in a single payment.
3. Proof of payment of tuition fees (BBC)
Under certain conditions, a student who is enrolled at another institution of higher education in the Netherlands and is paying the statutory rate may, upon providing proof of payment of tuitions fees from that institution, be exempt from paying tuition fees at the University of Twente.
Article 2.6 Proof of enrolment and student identity card
If the enrolment of a student is complete, the student will receive proof of enrolment and a student identity card.
The proof of enrolment as issued by the institutional administration states the surname and first initials of the student, date of birth, student number, the period of enrolment, the programme and the type of enrolment and is valid for the relevant academic year.
The student identity card as issued by the institutional administration states the surname and first initials of the student, a passport photo, student number, the library code and is valid until de-enrolment.
Students may request a duplicate of their student ID card. The student must then pay a fee of €10.
Rules for obtaining and using these documents can be found on the page Student / Library card.
Article 2.7 Renewal of enrolment
Article 2.7.1 Timely request for re-enrolment
Enrolment is valid for one academic year. Students who do not enrol for the following academic year will have their enrolment automatically terminated. To prevent automatic termination, students (Bachelor's, Pre-Master's or Master's) must submit a timely request for enrolment:
before September if they wish to start per 1 September (Bachelor's, Pre-Master's or Master's)
before February if they wish to start per 1 February (Pre-Master's or Master's)
Students must also meet their payment obligations on time each year. See Article 2.5 of these regulations.
Article 2.7.2 Changed or unchanged re-enrolment
The difference between a changed and an unchanged renewal of enrolment is specified on the page Re-enrolment. The procedure to be followed can also be found there.
Article 2.7.3 Exceptions to re-enrolment for Pre-Master's programme
Once a student's enrolment for a Pre-Master's programme has been terminated, it is not possible to re-enrol for the same Pre-Master's.
Article 2.8 Termination of enrolment
The procedure to terminate enrolment can be found in Section 7.42 of the Act.
Article 2.8.1 General rules for termination of enrolment
If an enrolment is not terminated prematurely, either by the student or the university, the enrolment will automatically terminate on 31 August of the current academic year.
A student's enrolment may be terminated at their own request. The following rules apply:
Students may submit a request for de-enrolment. The enrolment will be terminated on the first day of the month following the one in which the request was submitted. This also applies to students who complete their programme during the academic year – the enrolment may only be terminated at their own request.
The request for de-enrolment and refund of tuition fees must be submitted through Studielink.
The request to terminate will not be granted before checks have been made a. that a student to whom the University of Twente has granted a BBC, has also terminated enrolment at the other institution of higher education for which the Proof of Tuition Fees Paid was used for a second enrolment, b. "deregistration decision for issued BBC" has been sent to the other higher educational institution where the BBC was used for the second registration, or c. if the exchange of BBC's between higher educational institutions within Studielink has been arranged, the BBC receiving institution has been informed of the deregistration at the institution where the BBC was issued.
More information on the de-enrolment procedure can be found on the page De-enrolment.
Article 2.8.2 Terminating enrolment due to illness or special circumstances
Students may submit a request for de-enrolment for the relevant academic year due to illness or special family circumstances. The enrolment will be terminated on the first day of the month following the month in which the student could not participate in educational activities. The request for de-enrolment due to illness or special circumstances must be substantiated by a statement from a doctor or a student counsellor.
Article 2.8.3 Termination of enrolment by the institute
The institute may terminate the enrolment in the following cases:
At the request of the institutional administration if, despite due notice, the student has failed to pay their statutory tuition fees, institutional tuition fees, examination fees or compensation per ECTS credits. Termination of enrolment may take effect from the second month following the notice (Section 7.42(2) of the Act).
At the request of the institutional administration if the student has demonstrated that they are unfit for a future career in the relevant field due to their conduct or statements (Section 7.42a of the Act). Enrolment will be terminated from the first of the month following the request from the institutional administration.
At the request of the examination board by the institutional administration if the student is guilty of a serious cheating infraction (Section 7.12b(2) of the Act). In the case of cheating, enrolment may be terminated for a maximum of one year. If the cheating infraction is serious, then enrolment may be terminated permanently. Enrolment will be terminated from the first of the month following the request of the examination board.
At the request of the institutional administration if the student does not abide by the University of Twente house rules and disciplinary measures (Section 7.57h of the Act). Enrolment will be terminated from the first of the month following the request from the institutional administration.
At the request of the institutional administration if the student is given a negative Student Progress Evaluation during the academic year. Enrolment will be terminated from the first of the month following the month in which the negative Student Progress Evaluation was established.
At the request of the institutional administration in the event of the student's death. Enrolment will be terminated from the first of the month following the month of death.
At the request of the institutional administration if the student exceeds the maximum enrolment term for the Pre-Master's programme during the academic year. The maximum enrolment term for the Pre-Master's programme must be included in the EER of the corresponding Bachelor's programme. Enrolment will be terminated from the month following the month in which it was established that the term had been exceeded.
Article 2.9 Refunding tuition fees
The procedure to refund tuition fees can be found in Section 7.48 of the Act.
Article 2.9.1 General rules for refunds
If enrolment is terminated in accordance with Article 2.8.1, Article 2.8.2 and Article 2.8.3 to item 6 of these regulations, the student is entitled to a refund of one-twelfth part of the applicable annual tuition fee for each month remaining until the end of the academic year. If enrolment is terminated in July or August, then the student in question will not be entitled to termination of payment of the instalments or to a refund of the tuition fees paid for those months.
More information on the refund of tuition fees procedure can be found on the page Refund of tuition fee and examples.
Article 2.9.3 No refund in the case of Pre-Master's and extraneus
Students who are enrolled in a Pre-Master's programme pay an allowance per ECTS credit and are not entitled to a refund.
Terminating an enrolment as an extraneus during an academic year does not entitle the student to a refund.
Article 3 enrolments in non-subsidised educational programmes
Article 3.1 introduction
Students of non-subsidised education are those who are enrolled at the University of Twente as participants in one of the educational programmes provided by the University of Twente, but who are not enrolled as a student or extraneus at the University of Twente on the basis of Section 7:32(1) of the Act. Students of non-subsidised education are either enrolled for a number of courses or enrolled in a non-subsidised educational programme.
Enrolment of these groups in the central education enrolment system Osiris is recommended because these groups use the university's facilities, requiring central enrolment.
Article 3.2 Enrolment of course participants
A course participant is a person not enrolled at another Dutch institute of higher education who wishes to follow subjects or a post-initial educational programme at the University of Twente. The course participant reports to the relevant educational programme. The educational programme determines the amount of the course or tuition fees.
The course participants' category consists of registrations in the following educational programmes:
The Honours Programme of the pre-university college, intended for pre-university education (VWO) schoolchildren.
The three-part course Process Engineering intended for professionals with a degree from a University of Applied Sciences and offered by the Chemical Engineering faculty.
The Teacher training course for transfer students offered by ELAN.
The professional doctorate (EngD) programme offered through the Engineering Technology faculty.
Nedap University's programming course aimed at professionals whose enrolment runs via the Professional Learning and Development unit of the Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences faculty.
The Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) offers a wide range of courses and educational programmes. The enrolment rules that apply to these courses and programmes are included in the Admission and enrolment regulations for post-initial education at the Faculty of ITC 2022-2023.
Article 3.3 Enrolment as bijvakker (subsidiary student)
A subsidiary student is a student who, based on an enrolment at a university of applied sciences or university, has the possibility to take subjects (and sit exams) at an institute other than the one for which they have paid tuition fees. The Bachelor's or Master's subjects in which they are participating are part of subsidised educational programmes.
Subsidiary students must include the following in their enrolment request:
A statement from the relevant educational programme agreeing to enrolment as a subsidiary student;
A valid ID;
Proof that tuition fees have been paid to the student's primary institution for the relevant academic year.
For more information about enrolment as a subsidiary student, please see: Registration Bijvakker (subsidiary student).
Enrolment in a subsidiary subject for a programme at the University of Twente may be refused based on capacity restraints and/or any knowledge gaps that the student may have. Requests may be submitted throughout the year, except by students who wish to take a progress minor. They must enrol through www.kiesopmaat.nl and observe the deadlines referred to there. If the programme agrees, the student is enrolled from the first of the month. Both students who pay the statutory rate to the first institute and students who pay the institutional rate may be enrolled as subsidiary students.
Article 3.4 Enrolment 4-TU Master programmes
4TU students are students from Delft University of Technology, Eindhoven University of Technology, Wageningen University and University of Twente, participating in one of the six joint Master's programmes. The student will be enrolled as a Master's student at one of the institutes and as a subsidiary subject student at the other institutes. A digest of the 4TU Master's programmes is available on the website 4TU Federation. It also contains a description of the enrolment procedure per programme.
Article 3.5 Enrolment 4TU PhD and EngD
PhDs and EngD students who follow a PhD or EngD at TU Delft, TU Eindhoven, Wageningen University or the University of Twente may regularly take Master's courses at the other 4TU institutions without paying the course fee. After permission from both the "sending" institution and the "receiving" institution, the student is registered as a student.
Article 3.6 Enrolment of incoming exchange students
Incoming Exchange students are enrolled at a foreign institute with which the University of Twente has an exchange agreement and who take a number of subjects, complete an internship or a final thesis project at the University of Twente. Incoming Exchange students do not have to pay tuition or course fees to the University of Twente. For more information about this programme and enrolment, please see: Incoming Exchange Students.
Article 3.7 Post-initial accredited enrolments
3.7.1 Master's Geo-information Science and Earth Observation
The Master's programme Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation is offered by the Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC). The enrolment rules that apply to this programme are included in the ITC Admission & Enrolment Policy.
3.7.2 Risk Management Master's Programme
The Master's in Risk Management is offered by the unit Professional Learning and Development of the Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences faculty. Information on the enrolment procedure can be found on the website Risk Management.
3.7.3 Master Public Management
The Master Public Management is offered through the Professional Learning and Development unit of the BMS faculty and is aimed at professionals. Information about the registration procedure is described on the Public Management website.
Article 3.8 Other rules for non-formal enrolments
De-enrolment, termination of enrolment, proof of registration and student identity card
Students may de-enrol throughout the year. They can indicate if they require a refund of any Proof of Tuition Fees Paid.
A registration automatically ends on 31 August, unless it is terminated prematurely.
The student identity card as issued by the institutional administration states the surname and first initials of the student, a passport photo, student number and the library code, and is valid until de-enrolment.
Exchange students receive a proof of registration. The proof of registration states the surname and first initials of the student, date of birth, student number, the period of registration, the programme and the type of enrolment, and is valid for the relevant academic year.
Article 4 compensation, hardship clause, objection procedure and citation
Article 4.1 Compensation
Anyone making use of educational or examination facilities without being enrolled as a student must pay compensation due to wrongful use of these facilities. Compensation amounts to 10% of the tuition fee for each month that the person in question was not enrolled. The number of months for which compensation is payable is equal to the period starting with the month in which wrongful use was made of facilities until the month in which the individual in question is properly enrolled at the university.
Article 4.2 Hardship clause
The institutional administration may, at its discretion and under very special circumstances, deviate from this enrolment regulation if a decision in accordance with the provisions of these regulations would result in a patently unfair situation.
Article 4.3 Complaint, objections and appeals
If students or prospective students disagree with the decisions based on the enrolment regulation, the first basic principle is to see whether the student(s) involved and the Student Affairs and Services are first able to resolve matters between them. Only when that proves impossible, may students submit a formal objection.
For information about the complaints procedure, see the Complaint, Objection, Appeal webpage.
Article 4.4 Citation
These regulations may be cited as the "Enrolment Regulations University of Twente".
Appendix 1 Admission and enrolment regulations for post-initial education at the Faculty of ITC 2022-2023
ITC admission and enrolment regulations
ART. 1 INTRODUCTION
ART. 1.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
The term that starts on 1 September and ends on 31 August of the following year
The Higher Education and Scientific Research Act (WHW)
Additional study costs
Additional expenses which may include, but are not limited to, living allowance (including room and board), insurance, residence permit and possible additional study costs
Admitted candidate
Those who have been accepted by ITC and fulfilled their financial obligations and as a result are enrolled with ITC for a programme or course
Those who have applied with ITC for the post-initial master's programme and post-initial courses (or its derivative variances)
The online UT application system (Osiris) with the required supporting documents
Those who have been academically accepted with ITC but have not yet fulfilled their financial obligations with regard to enrolling for a programme or a course
Education offered by the Faculty ITC with a specific start and end date varying in duration from 3 weeks to 12 months
Credit-bearing course
A course that involves studying parts of the post-initial master (of science) programme and are credit-bearing. They lead to a certificate upon successful completion. Their respective European Credits (EC) can be transferred towards a degree-granting programme, such as the master (of science) as offered by the Faculty ITC
All programmes conducted, with the purpose of obtaining a graduate degree or diploma
Difference of opinion between ITC and the student concerning the interpretation of these course conditions and the related principles governing the student agreement, whereby, after proceeding in accordance with the complaints regulation, no agreement can be reached
ECTS credits according to the European Credit Transfer System. The number of EC expresses the volume of learning based on the defined learning outcomes and their associated workload
A prospective student who meets the pre-education and the admission requirements can be enrolled as a student at UT when all required documents have been handed in and the tuition fees have been paid. They are admitted for and entitled to join the programme or course during their enrolment period
Institutional tuition fee
The tuition fee as set by the institutional administration in accordance with Section 7.43 paragraph 1 and Section 7.46 of the Act
Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation of the University of Twente
The enrolment and admission regulations that apply to the accredited post-initial Master's programme of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (M-GEO) and to credit and non-credit bearing courses that are offered by ITC that are considered not funded (according to the WHW)
ITC website
ITC's internet pages accessible via the home page at www.itc.nl
M-GEO
Accredited Post-initial Master's programme in Geo-information Science and Earth Observation
Master's or Master programme
Education programme leading to Master of Science diploma
Non-credit bearing course
Course offered by ITC for which after successful completion a certificate of attendance will be issued, but which bears no official credits (EC)
Following the programme or course for which the student is enrolled/registered and taking part in related activities
Post-graduate Diploma (PGD)
A special credit bearing course consisting largely of the first year of M-GEO
Premature termination
Termination of participation and course agreement before the termination of the admitted period and after the start of the programme or course
Privileges and facilities required for the successful participation and provision of information during the course, such as the (digital) library, email, Canvas, and transport concerning organised courses on offer at different locations
Student Affairs & Services at UT
A person or organisation who is financing the course fees and living costs of the applicant or a group of applicants in a course
Student Agreement
A written statement provided to the master student upon arrival which outlines all enrolment information with cost of attendance and funding sources
Study recommendation
Recommendation about a study programme given to the prospective student after participating in matching activity
ART. 1.2 STATUS OF THE REGULATION
This document describes the regulations that apply to the accredited post-initial Master's programme of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (M-GEO) and to credit and non-credit bearing courses that are offered by ITC that are considered not funded (according to the WHW). These regulations are referred to as the ITC Admission and Enrolment Regulations and are formally adopted by the Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) of the University of Twente. These regulations include the University's and ITC web pages to which this document refers. These reference pages form an official part of the enrolment regulation and are leading and binding for the interpretation of these regulations.
ART. 1.3 DISTINCTION BETWEEN APPLICATION AND ENROLMENT
There is an important distinction between application and enrolment. Application means that a student has informed the University of Twente by means of a registration that they wish to follow a degree programme or course at the University of Twente. The enrolment regulations concern the rules that apply in order to achieve an enrolment that entitles the student to participate in the education provided by the University of Twente and to use its educational facilities.
The admission requirements can be found in Appendix 1. More information on how to apply for the MSc in Geo-information Science and Earth Observation can be found on the ITC website.
ART. 2 ENROLMENT
ART. 2.1 CONDITIONS FOR ENROLMENT IN THE POST-INITIAL MSC GEO-INFORMATION SCIENCE AND EARTH OBSERVATION
Art. 2.1.1 Conditions for enrolment
Prospective students are only enrolled as students of the Master of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation, if they can demonstrate having met the following conditions:
1. The application for enrolment was made through Studielink. To find out more, please visit the page How to apply for the Master of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation.
2. They have demonstrated that they have met the prerequisites, see Articles 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 of these regulations.
3. They have met their financial obligations in accordance with the payment procedure adopted by the Faculty of ITC; see Article 2.6 of these regulations.
4. The student has a valid visa and has applied for a Residence Permit. For more information, please visit the Visa and Immigration page on our website.
Art. 2.1.2 Additional conditions for enrolment in a joint programme
Students who enrol in a Joint Educational Programme of the university will also be enrolled as students at the other university/universities;
· Agreements made in the context of partnership agreements regarding enrolment and institutional fees made between the institutes, shall be observed.
Art. 2.1.3 Bachelor's-before-master's rule
· A student may only be enrolled in a master's programme, if they can demonstrate that they have completed their bachelor's programme. Subjects from the master's study programme may only be listed on the master's degree if they were passed during enrolment in the master's programme.
ART. 2.2 CONDITIONS FOR ENROLMENT IN CREDIT BEARING AND NON-CREDIT BEARING COURSES
Application for credit bearing and non-credit bearing courses at ITC is done using the ITC online course application system after selecting a course in the ITC study finder. Please go to the application website with the steps necessary to be taken before enrolment.
ART. 2.3 RESIDENTIAL STAY
A student can only be enrolled in the accredited post-initial Master's programme of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (M-GEO) and to credit and non-credit bearing courses that are offered by ITC, provided this is done in combination with residential stay.
1. The accredited post-initial Master Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (M-GEO) and the credit bearing courses are offered in combination with residential stay.
2. Accommodation is reserved in the ITC International Hotel (IIH) for all enrolled candidates with a stay commitment of a one-year period (12 months) from the official start of the course.
3. The 12-month stay commitment applies to courses with a duration of 12 months or longer. For courses less than 12 months in duration, students must observe a stay commitment for the duration of the course.
4. Students who wish to stay at the ITC International Hotel (IIH) during their second year are committed to stay in the IIH for the entire duration of their second year (11 months).
5. Students who check-out voluntarily and without written approval by the dean, prior to the end of one year, are committed to fulfil their one-year housing contract. Approval for an early check-out will only be granted in extenuating circumstances.
6. Housing information, including student rates, can be found on the ITC website at http://www.itc.nl/ITC-International-Hotel.
ART. 2.4 STARTING DATES
The Faculty ITC has fixed starting dates, i.e.:
One week prior to the start of the Academic Year of the master's programmes and post-graduate diploma course.
Students with exemptions can start at any other moment during the academic programme.
For courses other than the master's programme and post-graduate diploma course, the starting date of the course is the first day of the programme as mentioned on the website.
ART. 2.5 APPLICATION DEADLINES
Please visit our application deadlines website for the most recent information on application deadlines. Applications submitted after these deadlines will not be processed.
ART. 2.6 TUITION FEES AND PAYMENT
2.6.1 The levels of tuition fees are determined each academic year; tuition fees cover the entire enrolment period of the degree programme or course.
2.6.2 The tuition fees are made known to candidates in the brochures and on the ITC website.
2.6.3 The candidate is expected to pay the tuition fee and additional study costs prior to the start of the course and in accordance with the guidelines as stated on the ITC website. Candidates enrolled in a programme or courses of 9 months or longer can opt to pay the tuition fee in two (2) instalment periods by requesting this at the time of admission. Additional study costs (such as living allowance) must be paid in compliance with the rules of the Immigration and Naturalisation Service of the Dutch Ministry of Security and Justice. When making payments, the period necessary for the possible arrangement of a residence permit, or for other commitments for which proof of payment of the tuition fee is a requirement, should be taken into account.
2.6.4 After admission, the candidate receives an invoice stating the tuition fee and the additional student costs to be paid. In the case of an agreement with a sponsor, the invoice is sent to the sponsor.
2.6.5 The candidate or, if applicable, the sponsor is responsible for settling the tuition fee and the additional student costs in full and for the continuation of any agreed payment instalments.
2.6.6 If desired by the candidate or the sponsor, ITC handles the payment of a monthly allowance to the student. This monthly allowance must be received by ITC for the entire duration of the course before the start of the course, unless a payment plan has been arranged. The payment plan must be confirmed by ITC in writing.
2.6.7 The stipulated tuition fee includes the participation in courses and exams and the use of required study materials and software. Study books and other materials, and activities arising from the course, are to be paid for by students themselves.
2.6.8 Some ITC courses include an element of fieldwork or a study excursion. In the event of cancellation of planned fieldwork or study excursion, ITC has no obligation to provide a substitute. If a course does not include fieldwork or study excursions, a candidate has no right to claim a refund of tuition. If applicable, the execution of fieldwork must comply with the Rules and Regulations of the student's sponsor. Costs incurred through internships are at the students' own account and are not covered by the tuition fee
2.6.9 Enrolled candidates are required by law to hold full medical insurance. ITC arranges comprehensive insurance cover in advance of arrival. Participants (generally from countries in the European Union) holding their own medical insurance are obliged to provide coverage information and are advised to add additional coverage through ITC, if the coverage of their insurance is dubious.
2.6.10 Please visit the website:for the most current tuition fees and costs.
ART. 2.7 PROOF OF ENROLMENT AND STUDENT IDENTITY CARD
If the enrolment of a student has been completed, the student will receive a student identity card from ITC.
The proof of enrolment as issued by the institutional administration states the surname and first initials of the student, date of birth, student number, the period of enrolment, the programme and the type of enrolment, and is valid for the relevant academic year. Students can download this proof in Osiris Student or request a copy of this document at Student Affairs.
The student identity card as issued by the institutional administration states the surname and first initials of the student, a passport photo, student number and the library code, and is valid until the end of enrolment.
Rules for obtaining and using these documents can be found on the following page: https://www.utwente.nl/en/student-services/admission-enrolment/studentcard/
ART. 2.8 RENEWAL OF ENROLMENT
Enrolment is valid for one academic year. Students need to re-enrol themselves via Studielink before 31 August 2022. For more information, visit re-enrolment. Students who pay the tuition fee in two instalments must pay the second instalment before the deadline to be enrolled in the second academic year.
ART. 2.9 TERMINATION OF ENROLMENT
2.9.1 Cancellation of a programme or course by ITC
If there are insufficient enrolled candidates, ITC is entitled to cancel the programme or course. Enrolled candidates will receive a written notification to this effect at least three months prior to the start of the M-GEO or the Post-graduate Diploma (PGD) programme, and two weeks before the start of all other courses. Any payment already made to ITC for tuition fees and redeemable student costs will be refunded. Participation in a similar ITC course can be arranged in consultation.
2.9.2 In the case of cancellation of the course, the enrolled candidate is not entitled to any compensation from ITC other than the amounts specified in Article 2.9.1.
2.9.3 Termination of enrolment by the student
a. Based on a written request from a student for early termination of enrolment at ITC, the enrolment will be terminated on the first day of the following month.
§ Upon early termination of enrolment in the accredited post-initial Master's programme of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (M-GEO) or the Post-graduate Diploma (PGD) Course of the M-GEO, the student or sponsor is entitled to a refund of one-twelfth part of the tuition fee paid per year, for each full remaining month until the end of the course that was paid for. If enrolment for a programme that started in September is terminated in July or August, the student will not be entitled to a refund for these remaining months. Refunds will be made by ITC to the party that made the payment.
Upon early termination of enrolment for a course other than mentioned under 2.9.3.a:
· Cancellations due to Covid-19 and done prior to 10 days before the start of the introduction programme will be fully refunded.
· Cancellations done prior to two months before the start of the programme will be fully refunded.
· Cancellation of enrolment done within two months of the start of the programme will be 85% refunded.
· Cancellation of enrolment after the start of the programme entitles the student or the sponsor to a pro-rata refund of the paid tuition fee for each remaining full month minus two.
· Refunds will be made by ITC to the party that made the payment within 6 months.
b. Tuition fees paid by a sponsor are transferable to another candidate's enrolment, provided the transfer is performed before the start of the course and with the written consent of ITC.
c. In the case of a termination of enrolment, an account will be drawn up with any outstanding financial obligations, and final settlement must take place within 6 months. In case the student has outstanding financial obligations toward the ITC, they have to be fulfilled before the student departs.
2.9.4 Students who do not pay the tuition fee prior to the first day of class will automatically be withdrawn from the Course.
2.9.5 Students who were not granted a student visa to enter the Netherlands can be fully reimbursed, if written official documentation is provided of such visa denial.
2.9.6 Students who are not able to come to ITC due to reasons beyond their control, are eligible for full reimbursement of their tuition payment, if they request a refund before classes begin and provide sufficient supporting evidence for these reasons. ITC will decide if the supporting evidence is sufficient.
ART. 3 FORCE MAJEURE AND LIABILITY
3.1 ITC strives to carry out the courses to the best of its understanding and ability.
3.2 If, as a result of force majeure, ITC must deviate from the course data and location stated, ITC is not liable for any resulting damage. The term "force majeure" is taken to include any unforeseen circumstances beyond ITC's control that compels it to deviate from the course data stated.
3.3 Any liability of ITC for damage, for whatever reason, to a student or third party that has occurred in connection with the course, including damage through theft or loss and possible consequential loss or product damage, is limited to the amount that, in the case in question, has been paid by the person concerned in tuition fee and will never amount to more than the amount that ITC's liability insurer will pay out in the case in question.
3.4 Compensation can be claimed from anyone who makes unlawful use of course resources.
ART. 4 REGULATIONS ON COMPLAINTS AND DISPUTES
4.1 Complaints regarding the Enrolment regulations for post-initial education and courses of the Faculty ITC can be addressed by sending notice thereof to the Bureau of Education and Research Support (ITC-BOOZ) at education-itc@utwente.nl.
4.2 The academic appeal process is stated in the Education and Examination Regulations (EER) for the academic year 2021-2022.
Appendix 1: ITC Admission requirements
1.1 To be admitted, applicants must submit an Application for Admission via Studielink and Osiris with required supporting documentation. Supporting documents consist of the following:
Official college/university transcripts. Degrees or academic records must have been issued by a recognised college or university and the degree must be stated clearly on the transcript. Students applying to a Diploma Course must submit all official secondary education transcripts.
Test of English as a Foreign Language. Proof of a minimum TOEFL or IELTS score must be produced by students having completed academic studies in a country where English is not the officially recognised native language. For the latest admission requirements and English test score requirements, please check the ITC website.
Official Proof of Identification (a passport or national ID card).
For the latest Admission requirements please check the ITC website.
1.2 In case of Academic Acceptance, accepted candidates receive a Provisional Letter of Acceptance and a pro forma invoice. A Provisional Letter of Acceptance remains valid for one year for the course the candidate applied for. Therefore, candidates are advised to re-apply for the next course when a new Letter of Acceptance and pro forma invoice are needed.
1.3 Non-admitted candidates receive a message by email specifying the reasons for non-admission.
1.4 Academically acceptable candidates who are unable to provide official undergraduate credentials (diploma and transcripts) due to the fact that they are still completing the final undergraduate semester at the time of application, will receive a Conditional Letter of Acceptance and a pro forma invoice.
1.5 Upon confirmation of required payment/financial sponsorship, accepted candidates will receive a Letter of Admission, general arrival information and housing forms. The Letter of Admission is official proof of admission and lists the name (last name, first name) of the student, UT student number, address, the course title and the enrolment period.
1.6 If applicable, ITC arranges the authorisation for temporary stay (Machtiging Voorlopig Verblijf -MVV), the residence permit (verblijfsvergunning-VVR) and a health, travel and legal liability insurance for enrolled candidates. The MVV/VVR, living allowance and health insurance are included in the additional study costs. If there is any doubt about the adequacy of the enrolled candidate's insurance, ITC reserves the right to insure, and charge the costs involved to the admitted candidate.
1.7 All admission information and application materials are made available to applicants on the ITC website. Admission staff is the first point of contact for any questions related to admissions and enrolment.
1.8 It is the applicants' responsibility to ensure completeness and timely submission of the application materials. The recommended deadline to ensure full admission is seven weeks prior to the start of a course shorter than 90 days; for programmes or courses longer than 90 days, the recommended deadline is two and a half months prior to the start.
1.9 Enrolment is for the entire duration of the programme and applies only to the programme stated on the application.
Appendix 2: Additional conditions for enrolment in master's programmes
The following admission requirement applies to a first-year enrolment in a master's programme at the Faculty of ITC:
1. The institutional administration has issued a statement that the student may be admitted, provided the student (a) is in possession of a Bachelor's degree certificate, or doctoraal certificate, or a Bachelor's in combination with an obtained Pre-Master's required for admission, or is exempt of possessing such a certificate, whether or not based on an assessment; (b) has met the other requirements of the relevant Master's programme set for admission in the relevant Education and Examination Regulations.
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If you run a retail, agricultural, or healthcare-related small business, you might already be familiar with the cooperative business model.
For entrepreneurs just getting started in these industries, a cooperative (sometimes referred to as a "co-op") is an organization run by an elected board of directors that is operated to benefit those that use its services. Members of a cooperative vote to control the direction the organization goes in and whatever profits and earnings a cooperative generates are distributed among its members.
Much like forming an LLC or Corporation, a cooperative business model faces many similar requirements during the filing process. However, there are also many differences due to the nature of the entity and the role its members play. Here's a look at the similarities and differences shared in forming a cooperative.
· Articles of Incorporation, which are also known as Articles of Organization. These documents are required by the state your business is filed in and includes information like the cooperative's name, location, dates in business, purpose, and structure.
· Bylaws, which are internal documents necessary to operate the cooperative. Some of the topics covered in bylaws include how members are elected, how meetings and operational procedures are organized, a summary of duties, and requirements for membership.
· Licenses and permits, which will vary depending on the state you're in.
· A strategy. Members meet together beforehand to discuss needs the cooperative will fill and all aspects of the business plan. Every member must mutually agree upon these decisions together before proceeding forward.
· Membership applications. Want to bring on new members for your cooperative? A membership application must be established ahead of time with necessary information including the names of members, their rights and benefits, and signatures from the board of directors.
· A charter member meeting. The board of directors is appointed during this meeting along with discussion and voting to adopt bylaws created earlier.
Due to its niche nature, a cooperative may not be an option every entrepreneur can embrace for their business. It also faces the difficulties of appealing to investors that seek a financial return with a slower cash flow and "one member-one vote" philosophy which applies to all members regardless of how much involvement or investment they put into the cooperative.
However, a cooperative business model still has plenty of advantages to offer if you feel like it might be the best fit for your needs. The structure operates on a democracy with every member getting the right to their vote and no one vote outweighing another. It's also inexpensive to register with members taxed only once on their income from the cooperative, and members are free to join or leave with the entity needing to file for a dissolution as a result.


Should Ravindra Jadeja be the all-rounder in Team India instead of Hardik Pandya?
Playing his first Test of the year on foreign soil, Ravindra Jadeja made it amply clear on day two at the Oval about his targets – to get back in the playing eleven on a permanent basis and to claim the all-rounder slot.
It is easier said than done, of course. Picking up wickets on a spin-friendly wicket was the simpler task, particularly seeing that R Ashwin is out injured and Jadeja is playing as the lone spinner. He is the go-to guy, the one who bowls most overs, given that Hardik Pandya is sitting out this match. No, those four wickets weren't conceded simply, but it would have been surprising for the left-arm spinner to not take these many. The second innings was a more workman-like experience for Jadeja. He bowled 47 overs, added three wickets to his tally – a match-haul of seven wickets – but Alastair Cook and Joe Root batted India out of the game. Even so, at the end of this English innings, there were questions of what might have been had Jadeja played in Southampton, where India needed a second spinner, or at Lord's, where they opted to play Kuldeep Yadav, the wrong choice.
With an all-round performance, Jadeja has made a case for himself going ahead, and the discernable difference he made was in India's lower-order batting. Throughout this series, India have struggled with their lower-order, especially the lack of runs from numbers six to eight batsmen. Hardik Pandya (164 runs in 4 Tests), Dinesh Karthik (21 runs in 2 Tests), Rishabh Pant (48 runs in 5 innings) and R Ashwin (126 runs in 4 Tests), all have failed to guide the tailenders and put in sizeable contributions. Compare that to what Jos Buttler has done in the company of Sam Curran, Adil Rashid and James Anderson, and the reason becomes crystal clear why England lead this series 3-1.
Jadeja changed that narrative on Sunday, when he put on 77 runs for the seventh wicket with debutant Hanuma Vihari (who scored 56 in his maiden Test innings) and another 32 runs for the tenth wicket with Jasprit Bumrah. Only on Saturday, Bumrah had spoken about one main batsman holding one end together and along with tailenders, putting on a decent fight.
Twirling his sword after scoring his ninth Test half-century, Jadeja seemed like a warrior who had been rested for most important duels this year. Now, as back-up, he was back doing what he does best, what he knows best, never mind that the conditions haven't been conducive for the likes of him to bat and score enough runs.
Throughout his career, Jadeja has fought against the norm, becoming a spinner who can bat from the fledgling bowler that first appeared on international scene. The ability has always been there, even if it has confounded critics and fans altogether. The difference now though is in maturity, considering his recent spate of knocks. As he scored his highest score on foreign soil, let us take a look back at some of his other fine innings.
Lord's, 2014: A 57-ball 68 has to be the best knock Jadeja ever played. It was more important than the one in current context, simply because the series was alive then. It helped India set a 319-run target, and the attacking nature of his knock was a stern reply to James Anderson, with whom he had clashed in the first Test at Nottingham. Not only did his innings set up India's eventual first win at Lord's since 1986, it helped them take a 1-0 lead. Yes, England still won 3-1, but the trust and faith MS Dhoni had shown in Jadeja in picking him ahead of Ashwin as the lone spinner was proven right.
Kanpur and Mohali, 2016: Two half-centuries against New Zealand and England highlighted Jadeja's progress as a batsman. The first knock (50* at Kanpur versus New Zealand) was nearly a gift from skipper Virat Kohli, as he wanted to help Jadeja discover the batsman against him. It was a confidence-booster, to go out and play, and prepare for tougher tests ahead as both England and Australia were going to tour India later that home season. And Kohli's decision to delay the declaration paid off well.
Against England at Mohali, Jadeja notched up his highest Test score of 90 as he rescued India from 204-6. The hosts weren't making count the opportunity to bat England out of the game, and Jadeja sent a timely reminder just why he is good at batting on slow, low turners of the sub-continent. His knock, in partnership with Ashwin and later the tailenders, turned advantage in India's favour as they eventually took an unassailable 2-0 series' lead in that Test.
Dharamsala, 2017: Perhaps his most impact-worthy knock on home soil came against Australia in the final Test of the 2016-17 season. Led by the indomitable Steve Smith, the Aussies showed a lot more fight than New Zealand and England before them and the series went into the fourth Test still alive at 1-1. India were missing Kohli in that deciding game, and were behind the curve. Jadeja chose an apt moment to repay the team management's faith, scoring 63 runs when the score read 221-6. Batting with Wriddhiman Saha, he gave India a 32-run lead, hitting four sixes. It was enough to push Australia into submission.
Auckland, 2014: Jadeja isn't only a Test player, for his worth was first realized in the short-ball formats. Indian cricket can thank Shane Warne for discovering his talent and backing him to the hilt at Rajasthan Royals, and then Dhoni who found an apt role for him at Chennai Super Kings. It helped him become one of the vital cogs in India's ODI side for the 2015 World Cup, as they prepared in New Zealand a season earlier.
Thanks to Jadeja in the line-up, India could play with five bowlers in ODI cricket. While that did jeopardize the batting to an extent, Dhoni trusted Jadeja to score runs when it mattered. It did in Auckland on that tour, when India were struggling in the 315-run chase. They were already 2-0 down in the series, when Jadeja, scoring 66 off 45 balls, launched a counter-attack along with Ashwin to help tie that game.
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Kosambari - the Indian version of salad is made of fresh raw vegetables and with or without Lentils. It's seasoned with mustard, coconut and fresh lime juice. Kosambari's are a quick, easy, no-cooking and no-nonsense salad which is a must in a kannadiga family, especially during the festive/wedding season or when there are guests at home.
I eat them by bowlfuls as it's considered very healthy. It's great during summer. Below, I am giving you two varieties of Kosambari. You can mix and match the vegetables to suit your taste.
For seasoning: Little oil about 1/4 teaspoon, mustard seeds, 1-2curry leaves.
Soak moong daal for at least an hour in about 2 cups of water.
Peel and finely chop cucumber.
In a mixing bowl add Moong dal, chopped cucumber, grated coconut, ginger juice and coriander leaves.
Prepare seasoning with the above mentioned ingredients and add the seasoning to the above mixture.
Just before serving, add in salt and pepper to taste.
For seasoning: Little oil about 1/4 teaspoon, mustard seeds, 1-2curry leaves, 1-2 red chilies.
In a mixing bowl add grated carrot, grated coconut, and Lemon juice and coriander leaves.
Just before serving add in salt.
Try these simple, healthy and delicious Kosambari's. I am sure you will like it too.
This will be my entry to RCI-Karnataka hosted by Asha from Foodie's Hope.
Wow welcome back with the kosumbari looks so fresh and delicious :)About blore traffic hmmm we have to get going with it :) loved yummy savories you got from home !
Roopa: Oh, you should see me to believe ow much of those sweets I've eaten in the last few days!
Asha: I hope you are flooded with recipes. A very good initiative by you to consolidate all Karnatka recipes. Great job!


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Full name of Reese Witherspoon is Laura Jeanne Reese Witherspoon. She was born in home of Dr. John Draper Witherspoon and Dr. Mary Elizabeth "Betty" (nee Reese) on 22 March 1976 at New Orleans, Louisiana, US. Her father worked in United States Army Reserve as a lieutenant and her mother was a professor of nursing at Vanderbilt University. She has an elder brother John Jr. (Real Estate Agent).
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Dollywood unveils new land with Wildwood Grove for 2019
By ErikAug 03, 2018, 18:59 pm
I first visited Dollywood in 2007 as a stop on a massive road trip. We didn't expect a whole lot, as the park just looked very simple from the outside. I was dead wrong, and it quickly became one of my favorite parks of all time. Since my first (and only) visit to Dollywood the park has grown exponentially, and hasn't just added new rides…but also has just expanded on the theme of Smoky Mountain fun. While that doesn't sound like much of a theme, trust me when I say that Dollywood is one of the best themed parks in the world. And the theme all stems from the imagination of Dolly Parton. From the one of a kind coasters, to the unique rides, and especially the shows and season events, Dollywood captures a simple and yet more fun side of life, in a very immersive way, and using some of the best attractions in the country.
Now Dollywood is stepping up their game yet again with an all new immersive area called Wildwood Grove. The area has a story, unique family rides, one of a kind characters, and an iconic new centerpiece. And needless to say I'm instantly in love with it.
Video-Dollywood announces Wildwood Grove
The new land will have something for just about everyone, but will be aimed at families, with 11 unique experiences that almost everyone can do together.
"I've told you before about how I'd let my imagination roam free when I'd be out exploring in the hills around our home in the Smoky Mountains," Dolly Parton said. "I'd pretend that the frogs and butterflies were my friends. I'd imagine about what it'd be like to fly with a dragonfly or to follow a bear family through the woods. Now all these things are coming true for our guests to experience in Wildwood Grove; it may be my new favorite part of Dollywood!
This area is going to give families a place to explore, play and imagine together—but more importantly—it's a place where they can spend more time together," she explained. "I believe everyone has a song in their heart that needs to be set free. Wildwood Grove will be a place where families can learn together about what their heart song truly is."
The Dollywood Company President Craig Ross echoed Parton's sentiments about how Wildwood Grove provides a range of experiences for every member of the family.
"I think our guests are going to be excited about the diverse combination of attractions they will find in Wildwood Grove," Ross said. "It continues our commitment to provide guests a variety of unique experiences and attractions that every visitor to the park can enjoy. We've also incorporated many of their requests for certain amenities that help make their visit more enjoyable. In Wildwood Grove, you'll find more charging stations, a climate-controlled indoor space for play, larger respite locations, additional play areas which are more inclusive for everyone, and more entertainment opportunities for every member of the family.
"We have continued to expand and develop Dollywood over the last several years but Wildwood Grove is the first expansion of the park's footprint since we added Wilderness Pass in 2008," Ross continued. "It is rare in our industry that a park adds a new land in its entirety. Attendance has continued to increase—we've set attendance records each of the last six years and we're having a strong season this year—so this new area helps satisfy consumer needs as guests have more room to spread out, imagine and explore another chapter in the epic Dollywood story."
While we don't know the exacts of the story of Wildwood Grove, we do know that it's a very magical place with five very different but binding areas. Guests will enter the land through a massive hollowed out log, and be transported into the magical world of Wildwood Grove. In the center of the land is the massive Wildwood tree, a very special tree that grows from the rocks and boulders of the surrounding mountain. It will serve as a kind of natural stage, and will play host to a variety of musical acts and shows throughout the day. The leaves of the tree are filled with thousands of butterflies.
At night, the entire area will come to life with lanterns and lights, flickering like fireflies. Once the sun goes down, the tree lights up with a show that has the butterflies (leaves) come to life in light and color. We don't know the details of the show, but it sounds from the description like it will use projection mapping to bring the tree to life. With the mountain serving as the back drop, it's sure to be stunning.
The area will also feature another signature Dollywood dining area, with Till & Harvest. The new restaurant will feature Southwest fresh favorites, including burritos, salads and more, all with a Southern twist. In addition to traditional entrees and a topping bar with assorted salsas, guests can add items like pulled pork and fresh coleslaw to their selections. A walk-up window provides sweet treats like churros and ice cream.
The big question is, what kind of rides will there be? The new area will feature six unique rides, each fitting in with the overall theme of the land.
The Dragonflier— This thrilling suspended roller coaster lets guests soar with a dragonfly as it dips and darts along the gushing geysers and lush landscape of Wildwood Grove. The Dragonflier will be a Vekoma, and will not be a massive thrill machine.
Black Bear Trail— Riders hop on the back of these friendly bears for a spirited trek through their natural habitat. The Metabilau Emmeln Pony Trek will trade out bears for the familiar horses, and will likely be able to accommodate more than just small children. Families will enjoy meandering through the woods of this unique Smoky Mountain experience.
Sycamore Swing— Guests aboard this thrilling "leaf boat" swing back and forth just like a leaf falling from a giant sycamore tree.
Treetop Tower— This family tower gives guests a sky-high view of Wildwood Grove as they soar nearly 40 feet in the air. Riders, seated inside giant acorns, spin around the top of a tall oak tree before gently drifting back to the grove floor. Both these rides will be by ride giants Zamperla.
The Mad Mockingbird— Tennessee's state bird—the mockingbird—gives visitors a lift as it flies in a high speed circle around a tall tree. Riders control their Larson Flying Scooter ride experience by moving a sail as the birds rush above the ground.
Frogs and Fireflies—These friendly frogs hop up and down as they chase each other around the lily pad trying to catch the flickering fireflies fluttering from the tall reeds and grasses. The Zamperla Jump Around ride will make a perfect fit for guests.
Overall the addition fulfills a promise of $300 million in investments over a ten year period. The company has actually come ahead of schedule by about four years. The Wildwood Grove area will represent the largest investment to date for Dollywood with $37 million dollars.
There will be more details as the ride gets closer to opening. What do you think of the brand new land?
Stay tuned for more from Dollywood, and be sure to get social with us on Facebook and follow along with us on Twitter @BehindThrills for the latest updates!
For more information about Dollywood, including tickets, visit the official website by clicking here!
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Ariana Grande will do anything for her fans — including, apparently, re-start a song mid-performance so they can snag the perfect Instagram. During her Sweetener Sessions show in Los Angeles over the weekend, the pop star did just that for a fan who wasn't ready in time to record.
Grande only got about 15 seconds into her song "Raindrops" when a fan screamed out, "Wait, start again. I wasn't recording!" The pony tail–wearing performer snapped out of her performance and addressed the fan, asking, "Did you say 'Start again I wasn't recording'?" Grande couldn't help but laugh as she told the screaming L.A. crowd, "I listen! I listen!"
"Sure, are you ready now?" she asked, giggling, before saying, "That was funny!" and diving right back into the song. A Twitter user who was definitely ready for the performance captured the whole interaction on video and posted the funny back and forth — which has since gone viral.
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Grande revealed on Good Morning America that she and her comedy beau won't be getting married until probably next year. "We're gonna, like, take our time to plan it," she shared with host Michael Strahan. "We've been planning and my friends and I, my mom and everybody, have been brainstorming and sharing ideas and stuff. And it's really fun. I work so much [that] I've never spent this much time or energy planning something personal that feeds my soul so much and my heart. I'm going to cry. I'm so excited. It's sick. It's really fun."
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