In order to attend classes, submit assignments and take exams, you must be registered for a course in the Study Planner. It is your responsibility to ensure that your course registration is correct and completed within the applicable registration and withdrawal deadlines. Read about how to register and withdraw from courses here.
You register for courses via your Study Planner Study Planner (see guide for the Study Planner)
As new BEng and BSc student you are automatically registered for courses in the first teaching period (13-week period) in the first semester of your study programme. After that you must register for all other courses in the Study Planner.
Remember that you must complete your entire study plan to register for courses.
You can always make changes later on.
You register for one semester at a time. For each 13-week period and each 3-week period, there is a registration period and a post-registration period. .
You cannot register for final projects, internships, or special courses yourself. Your supervisor or internship supervisor register the activity in the Project Reporting System. Once the registration is approved you will receive an email in your study email. Once a project is finally approved, it will appear in the Study Planner as an exam registration during the exam period and not as a course registration during the teaching period.
Read more in the Study Planner guide
Do you want to register for courses during your transition from your BEng or BSc programme to your MSc programme?
See study rules on transitional semester and early start of studies
Be aware that special rules and deadlines may apply for registration for and withdrawal from teaching and examinations for the courses that do not take place at DTU
Registration and deregistration for courses on DTU's joint programmes in Denmark
See how and when to register for courses and exams if you are:
Courses that are fully booked after the regular enrolment period will be closed for enrolment.
Some courses may be cancelled due to insufficient enrolments, for example.
If a course is fully booked and the distribution of places on the course is by lottery, we will publish a list of names of students on standby.
View closed, full and cancelled courses and see the list of students on stand-by for courses
To withdraw from courses, you must use the Study Planner (see Study Planner guide)
Remember to withdraw within the withdrawal deadline
Remember that you must complete your entire study plan to withdraw from courses.
Suppose it is no longer possible to withdraw from courses. In that case, you can check whether you can withdraw from the exam within the exam registration and withdrawal deadlines.
Read more about withdrawing from the exam
Withdrawal from an exam also counts as course withdrawal.
If you do not withdraw from a course or exam within the withdrawal period, the course is binding. This means that you must pass the course to complete your programme.
