The university sends all written notices and letters to you via the street address you provided the university registrar’s office when you applied or enrolled.  

Please inform the registrar’s office promptly of any changes to your personal contact information. You are responsible for keeping this information up to date with the university. If you fail to do so and miss important communications as a result, you will have to bear the consequences.

You have several different options for updating your contact information:

1. You can contact the registrar's office in person.
2. You can change the information yourself in Studiport if you have already received your login coordinates (username and password).
3. You can use the form below to send us your new information in writing.

If you have more than one active address, please indicate which address the university should use for postal communication.

You can apply in writing to take a semester leave of absence if you have an important reason for doing so. Important reasons include:

• Public service as defined by Article 12a of the German constitution (e.g., military service, alternative service)
• Personal illness or that of a close relative
• Any study abroad activities not included in your degree program curriculum
• Duties in an academic or student self-governing body
• Leaves of absence that are in university’s best interest, or participation in a research team
• Pregnancy, maternity leave, or a childcare leave situation that would entitle you to paid parental leave if you were employed
• Extraordinary social hardship

If you wish to apply for semester leave, you must do so during the enrollment period for the coming semester. You should have already paid the semester fee [Semesterbeitrag]. Only in exceptional cases (e.g., one involving a hospital stay) is it possible to apply for a leave of absence after this period.

Please note: It is not possible to take a leave of absence during your first semester at EUF.

Your rights and obligations as a member of the university are suspended during semester leave periods. This means that you cannot take examinations while you are on semester leave.

If your application is successful, the university admissions office will send you via email a written acceptance letter (notification of admission). The letter will also state the enrollment deadline. To enroll, you must send all of the required documents listed in your admission notification to the registrar's office by postal mail (not fax or email).

If you wish, you can arrange for someone else to mail in these documents on your behalf; your personal signature is not necessary at this stage.

It is not possible to enroll at Europa-Universität Flensburg without having first gone through the application and admission process. This is true for both admissions-restricted degree programs and open-enrollment programs (i.e., those that can accept an unlimited number of applicants).

1. A withdrawal certificate if you have studied at another institution of higher education in Germany. You may submit this certificate up until the first day of classes, if necessary.
2. Proof of health insurance (electronic notification by a German statutory health insurance company)
3. Evidence (either bank statement or a stamped bank transfer form) of having paid the semester fee [Semesterbeitrag]
4. Evidence (either bank statement or a stamped bank transfer form) of having paid the university registration fee [Einschreibgebühr]
5. A copy of an official, government-issued identification document (e.g., a state ID card [Personalausweis], passport, etc.)
6. A copy of the first page of your admission notification as the cover page of your enrollment packet.
7. Proof of residence authorization if you are not a citizen of a member state of the European Union. 

If you are an enrolled student at Europa-Universität Flensburg and you want to change degree programs or majors (degree components), you can do so under the following conditions:

• You must apply for admission to the new/different degree program via the normal online process.
• You must resubmit all required documents when you apply.
• If your application is accepted, you will receive a notification of admission via mail.
• Following this notification you must enroll in the new program by sending the EUF registrar's office a copy of the admission notification and the certificate of enrollment you received when you re-enrolled for the upcoming semester.
• You can keep your student public transport ticket, as this is not tied to any particular degree program.

Please note: If you do not apply to enroll in the new degree program before the deadline, you will irrevocably lose your right to a place into that program. This is because the university reallocates unclaimed spots to applicants on the waiting list.

If you do not accept the university’s admission offer for the new degree program and instead re-enroll for the coming semester in a timely manner, you will remain in your current degree program or degree program component (major) and can simply continue your studies there.

If you completed your Bachelor of Arts degree at Europa-Universität Flensburg and you have been admitted to a master's program in teaching at EUF, you can use the so-called simplified enrollment process. Just send the completed form with the documents listed there to the university registrar's office. 

If you apply for a master's degree program at Europa-Universität Flensburg before you have finished your bachelor's degree studies, you will be provisionally admitted into the program on the condition that you successfully complete your bachelor’s degree studies.

If you have been provisionally admitted into a master’s degree program at EUF, you must provide the university admissions office (Helsinki Building, Room HEL 011) with paper documentation (no emails) proving that you have successfully obtained your bachelor’s degree. This must be done on your own initiative, without being asked. You can submit this document by November 1 for Fall Semester admission or May 1 for Spring Semester admission.

Acceptable evidence includes one of the following:

• A copy of your bachelor's degree certificate or diploma
• A print-out of the confirmation of degree completion [Abschlussbestätigung] from Studiport (new!), without signature or stamp

If you fail to submit evidence that you completed your bachelor’s studies by November 1 or May 1 (Fall Semester/Spring Semester), your acceptance of the offered study place will be canceled and you will irrevocably lose your spot in the degree program.

You have to option to send this document via the university’s internal campus mail  (Helsinki Building, Box No. 18 or 19). You do not have to submit it in person.

Graduates of other institutions of higher education can submit one of the following documents to finalize their enrollment:

1. A certified copy of your B.A. certificate or transcript. This document must include not only the degree program, but also the date of your final exam/day when you completed the program, and your final grade/final GPA. If you wish, you can bring an uncertified copy and the original document to the EUF admissions office. The staff there can use the original to verify your copy.
2. An official, original document of confirmation issued by the examination office of your university. This confirmation must state that you successfully completed the degree program, and must list the date of completion and your final grade.

If you use the second option, you must still submit the certificate (as described in the first option) to the EUF admissions office without undue delay as soon as it is issued.

You may withdraw from your current degree program at any time if you wish to discontinue your studies. To do this, you need to submit a withdrawal request form.

If you have already completed your studies, please submit the withdrawal request form after you have received your final documents showing your official final exam date and the final grade.

While your studies are still in process, you can submit the withdrawal request form at any time - even for a future date (e.g., the end of the current semester).

To withdraw, please download and complete the form provided at the end of this page and take it to the university registrar's office.

EUF can cancel your enrollment on formal grounds in the following cases:

• You successfully completed the degree program for which you were enrolled. In this case, your withdrawal is effective at the end of the semester during which you took the last mandatory exam for that degree program.

• You failed an exam and have no option to retake it. In this case, your enrollment will end on the day when you failed the aforementioned exam.

• You failed to re-enroll for the next semester before the deadline. In this case, your withdrawal goes into effect at the end of the current semester.

• Your health insurance coverage expires. In this case, the withdrawal is effective from the date when you inform the registrar's office of the lapse in coverage.

Every semester, students who wish to continue their studies at Europa-Universität Flensburg must re-enroll for the upcoming semester. The re-enrollment periods are:  

• For every upcoming Spring Semester:  Jan 1 – Jan 31
• For every upcoming Fall Semester: June 1 – June 30

The enrollment period is a cut-off deadline. If you fail to enroll during the enrollment period, you will receive a written warning that the university will cancel your registration unless you re-enroll by an extended deadline. Failure to enroll by the extended deadline will result in the cancellation of your registration as a student at EUF.

In some cases, you can change your enrollment status – that is, you can switch into a different degree or degree component (major) -  outside the scope of the official application process. This is only possible in admissions-restricted degree programs, and only after having spoken to someone in the admissions office.

To change your enrollment status, please contact the admissions office. After that, you can submit the request form to modify your enrollment status.  If you submit this form without prior approval from the admissions office, your request will be returned to you and no changes will be made.

In accordance with §199a SGB V, health insurance companies [Krankenkasse] and universities are mutually obliged to report to each other on health insurance matters. 

The only exceptions are doctoral students and students who have reached the age of 30 at the beginning of the semester, as these groups of people are no longer subject to compulsory insurance in the student health insurance scheme.

Health insurance companies report the following information to universities:

• Insurance status (M10)
• Start of insurance after changing health insurance provider (M11)
• Delayed payments for health insurance (M12)
• Settlement of outstanding payments owed for health insurance (M13).

Universities report the following information to health insurance companies:

• Start of studies and date of enrollment (M20)
• End of the semester when the student withdraws from studies/when the student's withdrawal from studies takes effect (M30)