The Academic Affairs Department is responsible for managing academic curricula, faculty composition, student groups, enrollment processes, and assigning as well as supervising the duties of faculty members. In addition, it serves as the central administrative unit overseeing the core academic functions of the university. Its responsibilities include verifying graduation processes of students, awarding academic degrees, operating and supporting the academic system, issuing diplomas to graduating students, managing and monitoring the academic calendar, forming the faculty composition and concluding contracts with them, organizing student groups, and handling all matters related to academic operations.

"Academic processes"

1. Innovation in the academic system and educational programs
2. Development and implementation of academic curricula
3.  Management and support of teacher licensing
4. Management of university academic records (requests for academic information, admission statistics, grade registration, etc.)
5. Processes related to changes in students’ academic status (readmission, transfer, etc.)
6. Contracting and promotion of continuing education courses
7. Issuance of official certificates and transcripts
8. Tasks related to grade processing and management
9. Graduation and awarding of academic degrees
10. Tasks related to the management of academic classes
11. Development of class schedules (preparing schedules and allocating classrooms)
12.  Student course registration-related tasks (guidance and monitoring of registration for major-specific courses, etc.)
13. Organization of student attendance monitoring (management of the electronic attendance system, etc.)
14. Faculty teaching hour tracking
15. Management of full-time faculty members’ external teaching engagements at other universities
16. Operation and support functions of the HAKSA system
17. Faculty-related operations (department budget, support for departmental expenses, etc.)

 

 

"Functions of the Academic Affairs Department"

1. Tasks related to the recruitment and dismissal of professors and instructors
2. Tasks related to the promotion and reappointment of full-time professors and staff
3. Tasks related to the appointment and dismissal of part-time professors
4. Tasks related to the assignment and removal of professors to/from academic positions
5. Professional development and qualification improvement of professors
6. Incentives and disciplinary measures for professors and instructors
7. Overseas travel and business trips of professors and instructors
8. Support measures for professors and staff
9. Evaluation of professors’ academic performance
10. Recruitment and dismissal of teaching assistants
11. Issuance of official certificates for professors (full-time / part-time / hourly-based)
12. Support measures for professors and university staff

 

Korea International University in Fergana

REGULATION on Re-taking an “F” Grade

Section 1. General Provisions

1. This Regulation applies to students of Korea International University in Fergana who have failed to pass compulsory or elective courses included in the university’s official curriculum.
2. The rules specified in this Regulation may be reviewed and amended by the University Academic Council of Korea International University in Fergana. Any changes shall come into force and become valid from the date specified in the relevant Council decision.

Section 2. Conditions and Period for Re-taking an “F” Grade

3. A student may not exceed a total of 23 credits per semester, including re-taken “F” grade courses. For the "Preschool Education" program, the limit is 25 credits per semester.
4. The process of re-taking an “F” grade course is subject to the following conditions:
   1. The course must be available in the current academic year’s curriculum;
   2. The number of students in the group where the course is to be re-taken must not exceed 40;
   3. The re-taken course must not overlap with the student's main course schedule;
   4. If the course is not available in the current academic year’s curriculum, it must be re-taken in future semesters. If the course is not scheduled for future semesters either, the student may take an equivalent or similar course (based on course code or content) from the same or another department. In this case, the Dean’s Office must submit an official letter to the Academic Affairs Department confirming the equivalence of the course (course syllabus match).
5. A student who completes a re-taken course is allowed to receive no more than a “B” grade according to the university’s approved grading system.
6. Applications for re-taking an “F” grade must be submitted within 12 calendar days from the start of the semester.

Section 3. Procedure for Re-taking an “F” Grade

7. If a student receives an “F” grade in a compulsory course, they must re-take the course with full attendance and registration in the respective group for that course and semester. The following official procedures must be followed:
   1. The student submits an application to the Academic Affairs Department;
   2. The student fills out an approved form (provided in Annex 1), which must be signed by the Dean’s Office;
   3. The Academic Affairs Department checks the compatibility of the course with the student’s schedule and issues a decision to approve or reject the request;
   4. One copy of the approved form is provided to the student;
   5. The student presents the approved form to the course instructor and starts attending classes from that day onward.

Section 4. Grounds for Rejection of the Re-taking Application

8. A student’s request to re-take an “F” grade may be rejected in the following cases:

• If the application is submitted after the 12-day period from the start of the semester;
• If the total number of credits, including the re-taken course, exceeds 23 credits (25 for “Preschool Education”);
• If the re-taken course overlaps with the student's current class schedule;
• If the number of students in the course group exceeds 40;
• If the student has violated university internal regulations or the code of conduct.

Korea International University in Fergana

REGULATION on Academic Appeal

Section 1. General Provisions

1. This Regulation applies to students of Korea International University in Fergana who express dissatisfaction with the grading of compulsory and elective courses included in the official academic curriculum.
2. The provisions outlined in this Regulation may be reviewed and amended by the University Academic Council. Any amendments shall come into force and become legally binding in accordance with the procedure and effective date specified in the Council’s resolution.

Section 2. Conditions and Period for Submitting an Appeal

3. The following students are eligible to submit an academic appeal regarding their final grade for the semester:
   1. Students who have paid 100% of the tuition fee for the current semester;
   2. Students who have not been subject to disciplinary action under the University’s Internal Regulations;
   3. Students whose attendance in the appealed course is over 75%. Appeals from students with excused absences will not be accepted.
4. An academic appeal may be submitted in the following cases:
   1. Dissatisfaction with the grade received for the midterm exam;
   2. Dissatisfaction with the grade received for the final exam;
   3. Dissatisfaction with the attendance grade.
5. The appeal application must be submitted during the following periods:
   1. Within 5 (five) working days from the date the grade is officially announced;
   2. In case of valid excuse (e.g., inpatient medical treatment), within 21 (twenty-one) calendar days from the date the grade is announced.

Section 3. Procedure for Submitting an Appeal

6. The appeal process is formalized as follows:
   1. The student submits a written application to the Academic Affairs Department (see Form 1 in the appendix);
   2. The course instructor completes the approved form, which is then signed by the Dean’s Office (see Form 2 in the appendix);
   3. Supporting documents must be attached to the form, including:
      • Midterm assessment sheet
      • Final assessment sheet
      • Midterm exam answer sheets
      • Final exam answer sheets
      • HAKSA attendance records
      • Excel files
      • Copies of the instructor’s academic logbook
   4. In the case of a grading error due to a technical issue, the instructor must provide a written explanation.

Section 4. Review Procedure of Appeal Applications

7. An appeal committee shall be established within 2 days from the date of the appeal submission.
8. The appeal committee shall consist of the following members:
   • Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs or an authorized representative from the Academic Affairs Department
   • Dean of the relevant faculty
   • An alternative instructor for the appealed course. If unavailable, a related subject specialist may be appointed
   • A responsible staff member from the Student Affairs Department
9. The decision of the appeal committee shall be documented in an official protocol and communicated to the student.
10. If the appeal is upheld, all relevant documents (midterm sheet, final sheet, HAKSA attendance record, Excel files) shall be revised by the course instructor and submitted to the Academic Affairs Department. A note indicating the appeal decision must be added to the student’s academic record.
11. If the appeal is denied, the student’s current grade cannot be downgraded.

Section 5. Grounds for Rejection of an Appeal

12. An appeal application may be rejected in the following cases:

• If submitted after the 5-day deadline following the grade announcement;
• If submitted beyond the 21-day period (even with a valid excuse);
• If the student has outstanding tuition payments for the current semester;
• If the student has violated the university’s internal rules and regulations;
• If the student’s attendance is below 75% in the appealed course (even for valid reasons).

Korea International University in Fergana

Supplementary Regulation on Amendments to the Regulation on Student Dismissal, Withdrawal, and Reinstatement

Chapter 1. General Provisions

1. This Regulation applies to students of Korea International University in Fergana who request withdrawal from the university of their own accord during the course of their studies.
2. Student withdrawal shall be formalized based on an official order issued by the University Rector.
3. The provisions in this Regulation may be reviewed and amended by the University Academic Council. Any amendments shall become legally effective and enforceable from the date specified in the Council’s resolution.

Chapter 2. Student Withdrawal Based on Personal Request

4. Students may be withdrawn from the university based on their personal request (with no right to reinstatement) under the following circumstances:
   1. Submission of a withdrawal request after more than 14 working days have passed from the start of the semester;
   2. Financial inability to pay the tuition due to family circumstances;
   3. Students withdrawn under these conditions are not eligible for future reinstatement or re-admission.

Chapter 3. Withdrawal Procedure and Documentation

5. The withdrawal process includes the following steps:
   1. The student submits a withdrawal application using the approved form to the Academic Affairs Department (see Annex 1);
   2. The following documents must be attached to the application:
      • Library clearance certificate (Annex 2);
      • Dormitory clearance certificate (Annex 3);
      • Financial clearance from the Accounting Department regarding tuition payments (Annex 4);
      • A copy of the student's passport or national ID card;
   3. An official Rector’s order on student withdrawal is issued.
6. Students withdrawn based on personal request and who have paid the due tuition and applicable discounts up to the date of the request are entitled to receive the following documents from the university certifying the duration of study:
   1. The original copy of the secondary education certificate submitted at enrollment;
   2. Academic transcript;
   3. Grade sheet (extract);
   4. Character reference (if necessary);
   5. Copies of enrollment, promotion, and withdrawal orders (if necessary).
7. If the tuition and discounts due up to the date of the withdrawal request have not been paid, the university shall only return:
   • The original copy of the secondary education certificate submitted at enrollment.
   • No other documents confirming the period of study shall be issued by the university.
8. The Rector’s order for student withdrawal may be canceled within 15 calendar days from the date of the application, based on a written request from the student. Upon cancellation, the student is allowed to resume studies with their original group.

Chapter 4. Cancellation of Withdrawal or Dismissal Orders

9. The Rector’s order for student withdrawal may be canceled under the following conditions:
   • If the supporting documents or information are insufficient or incorrect;
   • Based on a decision by the University Academic Council. The grounds for the cancellation must be clearly stated in the resolution.
10. Based on Clause 6 of this Regulation, the withdrawal order may be canceled within 15 calendar days upon the student’s request.

Chapter 5. Special Instructions and Notes

11. In accordance with this Regulation, the Rector’s order on student withdrawal may be revoked within 15 calendar days upon a written request from the applicant.

Regulation on Student Dismissal, Expulsion, and Reinstatement
Korea International University in Fergana

Chapter 1. General Provisions

1. This Regulation is applied in situations of student dismissal from Korea International University in Fergana during the course of study.
2. Dismissal of students is formalized based on the order of the University Rector.
3. The rules set forth in this Regulation may be reviewed and amended by the University Faculty Council. Any such changes will take legal effect as specified in the Council’s decision.

Chapter 2. Student Dismissal

4. Based on the University Charter and academic policies, students may be dismissed in the following cases:
   1. Failure to fulfill the financial obligations outlined in the student contract;
   2. Voluntary withdrawal upon the student's written request;
   3. Failure to return to the university within 21 days after the end of academic leave;
   4. Unexcused absence from classes for more than 4 weeks;
   5. Receipt of three academic warnings;
   6. Failure in five or more subjects in one semester (receiving an "F" grade); (conditional promotion may be allowed with a written explanation and parental signatures, refer to clause 6.2 of the course progression regulation)
   7. Decision of the university disciplinary committee due to violation of internal rules or the Code of Conduct;
   8. Imprisonment based on a court decision.
5. Students who are dismissed retain the right to apply for reinstatement at the same level and semester of study.

Chapter 3. Student Expulsion

6. Based on the University Charter and academic policies, students may be expelled (without reinstatement rights) in the following cases:
   1. Transfer to another educational institution;
   2. Discovery of enrollment in another university;
   3. Use or influence of alcohol, drugs, or psychotropic substances within the university or dormitory area;
   4. Engaging in bullying, physical fighting, or involvement in mass disorder;
   5. Gambling, using pyrotechnics, or carrying cold weapons (knife, dagger, brass knuckles, etc.) within university premises;
   6. Creation, possession, distribution, or demonstration of materials promoting national, racial, ethnic, or religious hatred, violence, or cruelty.
7. Students who are expelled cannot be reinstated or re-admitted to the university.

Chapter 4. Dismissal Procedures

8. For dismissal due to failure to pay tuition fees (clause 4.1), the following steps are taken:
   1. Notice from the dean and accounting department is submitted to the Rector;
   2. Draft order is prepared and signed by relevant officials;
   3. Rector's dismissal order is issued.
9. For voluntary withdrawal (clause 4.2):
   1. The student submits a written application to the academic office;
   2. A standard form is filled and signed by the dean (Annex 1);
   3. Reasons in the application are reviewed and verified by the academic office;
   4. The following documents must be attached:
      • Library clearance (Annex 2)
      • Dormitory clearance (Annex 3)
      • Tuition clearance (Annex 4)
      • Copy of passport or ID
   5. Rector’s dismissal order is issued;
   6. The dismissal order may be canceled within 15 calendar days based on the student’s appeal, allowing the student to continue in their group.

10–15. For other grounds (clauses 4.3 to 4.8 such as non-return after academic leave, prolonged absence, repeated warnings, academic failure, disciplinary violations, and imprisonment), specific procedures are defined for verifying, documenting, and issuing the Rector’s order accordingly.

Chapter 5. Expulsion Procedures

16. For transfer to another institution (clause 6.1):

• Official letter from the receiving institution
• Student’s application in prescribed form
• Tuition payment confirmations (Annexes 5 and 6)
• Library and dormitory clearance
• Passport or ID copy
• Rector’s expulsion order

17. The expulsion order can be canceled within 15 calendar days upon the student’s appeal.
18. For unauthorized enrollment at another institution (clause 6.2), an academic office investigation and Rector’s order are required.
19. For violations of rules (clauses 6.3–6.6), the student affairs office prepares a report, the draft order is coordinated with deans, and the Rector issues an expulsion order.

Chapter 6. Cancellation of Dismissal/Expulsion Orders

20. Orders issued under Chapters 2 or 3 can be canceled in the following cases:

• Insufficient or inaccurate documentation
• University Council decision, with justifications clearly stated

21. Dismissal based on voluntary withdrawal (clause 4.2) may be canceled within 15 calendar days upon the student's appeal.

Chapter 7. Student Reinstatement

22. Reinstatement applications are accepted within 12 calendar days from the start of the semester for students dismissed under Chapter 2.
23. Reinstatement is subject to the following conditions:

• Full payment of semester tuition
• Availability of an active group in the same major
• If not, placement in a related major group
• Availability of space in the receiving group

24. Reinstatement procedure:

• Submission of application using approved form (Annex 6)
• Tuition payment confirmation
• Copy of passport or ID
• Rector’s reinstatement order issued

25. Reinstatement requests are rejected if submitted after 12 calendar days from the semester start date.

 

Regulation on Student Advancement from Year to Year
Korea International University in Fergana

Section 1. General Provisions

1. This Regulation applies to the process of advancing students from one academic year to the next during their studies at Korea International University in Fergana.
2. Student advancement is formalized by an official order of the University Rector.
3. The provisions of this Regulation may be reviewed and amended by the University Faculty Council. Any amendments come into force as stated in the Council’s decision and become legally effective from the specified date.

Section 2. Advancement of Students to the Next Academic Year

4. In accordance with the University Charter and academic process rules, students may advance to the next academic year if the following conditions are met:
   1. Full compliance with the contractual tuition obligations;
   2. Earning more than 50% of academic credits during the semester;
   3. No disciplinary actions taken for violations of internal rules or the Code of Conduct;
   4. No academic warnings received;
   5. A cumulative GPA of 1.0 or higher for the academic year.

Section 3. Procedures for Student Advancement

5. Based on Section 2, the advancement process is carried out as follows:
   1. A report is prepared by the dean for students who have fulfilled contractual and academic requirements and is submitted to the Rector;
   2. The accounting office verifies and confirms the tuition payment status (signed and sealed by the Chief Accountant);
   3. Based on the dean’s report, a draft order is prepared and signed by the relevant deans;
   4. An official order for advancement to the next academic year is issued by the Rector.

Section 4. Retention of Students in the Same Academic Year

6. In accordance with the University Charter and academic regulations, students may be retained in the same academic year under the following circumstances:
   1. Failure to fully meet the contractual tuition obligations;
   2. Failure in more than 2 subjects during the semester (received “F” grades);
      Note: If the student submits a written explanation with the dean's report (signed by both the student and their parent/guardian), conditional advancement may be permitted.
   3. Disciplinary action imposed due to violation of internal rules or the Code of Conduct (based on University Council decision);
   4. Receipt of a second academic warning;
   5. A cumulative GPA of less than 1.0 for the academic year.

Section 5. Procedures for Student Retention

7. Retention of students in the same academic year is processed through the following steps:
   1. Each student falling under the conditions listed (low credit accumulation, disciplinary action, academic warnings, or GPA below 1.0) must submit a written explanation acknowledging the reasons for retention.
      If the student refuses to provide one or does not attend classes, a formal memorandum is prepared by a commission of faculty members.
   2. A report from the dean is prepared and submitted to the Rector;
   3. A draft Rector's order is prepared and signed by the relevant deans;
   4. An official order is issued by the Rector to retain the student;
   5. Notification of the order is communicated to students by the dean’s office (via social media, Telegram groups, or official announcements).

Section 6. Cancellation of Advancement Orders

8. An order for advancing a student to the next academic year may be canceled in the following cases:
   • If supporting documentation is insufficient or found to be inaccurate;
   • Based on the decision of the University Council, with the reasons for cancellation clearly stated.

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Regulation on Student Transfer to Korea International University in Fergana

Chapter 1. General Provisions

1. This regulation governs the procedure for transferring students from higher education institutions in the Republic of Uzbekistan and abroad to Korea International University in Fergana.
2. Transfers are only permitted from accredited higher education institutions within Uzbekistan or foreign countries.
3. The transfer process is carried out based on an interview.
4. Transfers are allowed only if the student’s current major is identical or closely related to an academic program offered by Korea International University in Fergana.
5. The provisions of this regulation may be reviewed and amended by the University Faculty Council, and amendments shall take legal effect as specified in the Council’s decision.

Chapter 2. Conditions and Period for Transfer to the University

6. The transfer process to Korea International University in Fergana is based on the following conditions:
   1. The student’s current academic program must be the same or related to one offered at the university. Transfers to unrelated majors are not permitted;
   2. The mode of study (daytime, evening, or distance) must match the format available at the university. Transfers to mismatched formats are not allowed;
   3. The curriculum gap (difference in required courses) must not exceed 6 credits per semester or 12 credits per academic year;
   4. If the curriculum gap exceeds 6 credits per semester or 12 per academic year, the student may be allowed to transfer to a lower-level course or semester. An official academic conclusion is issued (Appendix 2);
   5. The number of students in the receiving academic group must not exceed 40.
7. Transfers are accepted during the following periods:
   • Before the start of the academic year (August 1–31);
   • Before the start of the spring semester (January 1).

Chapter 3. Formalization of the Transfer Process

8. The transfer process is carried out as follows:
   1. The applicant submits a written or verbal request to the academic affairs department;
   2. The academic office verifies the accreditation and license of the applicant’s current institution or requests the applicant to provide them;
   3. The block of courses is determined based on the transcript or academic record, and translated into Korean;
   4. Courses listed in the transcript are compared with those in the university’s corresponding curriculum, and a list of transferable credits is prepared. An official credit recognition form (Appendix 1) is approved by the dean and academic affairs office.
9. If conditions in Clauses 5.1–5.4 are satisfied, the following steps are completed:
   1. The applicant writes a formal request approved by the dean and academic office;
   2. Based on the request, an official letter is prepared for the sending institution or handed to the applicant with their consent;
   3. The following documents are requested from the sending institution:
      • Original certificate of general secondary education (attestat or diploma);
      • Transcript or academic record;
      • Copies of orders regarding admission, year-to-year progression, or expulsion;
      • Academic record sheet;
      • Personal file;
      • Copies of the institution’s accreditation and license;
      • Official letter from the sending institution.
10. The formal approval of the transfer to Korea International University in Fergana includes:

1. Completion of an approved application form (Appendix 2) confirmed by the dean;
2. If there is a curriculum gap, the student submits a signed obligation letter (Appendix 3) to retake the required courses, confirmed by the dean;
3. A “Service Agreement for Educational Services” is concluded between the applicant and the university;
4. The applicant pays 100% of the contract fee for the current semester and submits payment proof to the academic office;
5. An official order is issued by the Rector to admit the student;
6. The Rector’s order on admission may be canceled within 15 calendar days upon the student’s request.

Chapter 4. Academic Completion of Transferred Courses

11. Students transferred under Clause 9.2 prepare an individual course completion schedule agreed upon with the dean;
12. Within two weeks of the semester's start, the student selects the appropriate subjects using an approved form (Appendix 4);
13. The credit load for retaken courses must not exceed 23 credits per semester;
14. A copy of the official approval form is provided to the student, who presents it to the course instructor and is registered in the academic system to begin attendance;
15. The retaken courses must not overlap with the student’s main course schedule;
16. If the required course is not included in the current year’s curriculum, the student must retake it in the following academic period. If it is never offered again, a similar or related course code may be substituted with approval from the dean and confirmation from the academic office;
17. No grading restrictions are applied to transferred courses — grades follow the university's standard grading system.

Chapter 5. Grounds for Rejection of Transfer Applications

18. Transfer applications may be rejected under the following conditions:

1. The applicant’s current institution is not properly licensed or accredited by Uzbekistan’s authorities;
2. The academic program is not identical or related to one offered at Korea International University in Fergana during the current academic year;
3. The mode of study does not match the format available at the university;
4. The curriculum gap exceeds 6 credits per semester or 12 credits per academic year;
5. The receiving academic group already exceeds the limit of 40 students.

 

 

Regulation on Granting Academic Leave at Korea International University in Fergana

Chapter 1. General Provisions

1. This regulation is implemented for students of Korea International University in Fergana who intend to take academic leave during their studies.
2. Academic leave is granted based on the student's written request and formalized by the Rector’s order.
3. The rules stipulated in this regulation may be reviewed and amended by the University Faculty Council. Any amendments shall come into legal effect as specified in the Council’s decision.

Chapter 2. Conditions and Periods for Granting Academic Leave

4. Academic leave may be granted under the following circumstances:
   1. Being drafted for mandatory (1-year) military service;
   2. Health recovery;
   3. Pregnancy and childbirth;
   4. Childcare;
   5. Family-related issues;
   6. Inability to pay the tuition fee.
5. The following conditions must be met to be eligible for academic leave:
   1. The student must have completed at least one full semester and earned academic credits;
   2. The student must not have received any disciplinary action;
   3. The student must not have received an academic warning;
   4. The student’s cumulative GPA must be ≥ 1.0;
   5. The student must have fully paid all tuition fees for the completed academic period.
6. Based on clauses 4.2 through 4.6, applications for academic leave must be submitted within 12 calendar days from the beginning of the semester.
7. Based on clause 4.1, there is no strict deadline for applications; however, applications are typically accepted in March–April of the calendar year.

Chapter 3. Procedure for Granting Academic Leave

8. The procedure for applying for academic leave includes the following steps:
   1. The student submits a written request to the academic affairs department;
   2. The student fills out the approved form and obtains the dean’s signature (Appendix 1);
   3. The academic affairs office verifies the student's academic status, conduct, and tuition payments, and issues a formal approval or denial;
   4. The following documents must be attached:
      • Library clearance (Appendix 2);
      • Dormitory clearance (Appendix 3);
      • Payment confirmation from the accounting office (Appendix 4);
      • Copy of passport or national ID.
   5. The Rector issues an official order granting academic leave;
   6. Upon request by the student, the Rector’s order on granting academic leave may be canceled within 15 days. If canceled, the student is allowed to rejoin their academic group.

Chapter 4. Rejection of Academic Leave Applications

9. Applications based on clauses 4.5 and 4.6 may be rejected in the following cases:
   • If submitted after the 12-calendar-day period from the beginning of the semester;
   • If the student has not completed or earned credits from the first semester of the first year;
   • If the student has received an academic warning;
   • If tuition fees for the completed period have not been fully paid;
   • If the student violated university internal regulations or the Code of Ethics.
10. Applications based on clauses 4.1 through 4.4 may be rejected in the following cases:
    • If the required supporting documents are not submitted;
    • If the submitted documents are not credible or legally valid.

Chapter 5. Duration of Academic Leave

11. For applications based on clauses 4.2 through 4.5, the duration of academic leave starts from the date of the application and lasts for one academic year, ending on the first day of the corresponding semester.
12. For military service (clause 4.1), the duration equals the length of military service, starting from the application date and ending upon submission of a return request after discharge.
13. Upon the student’s request and with supporting documents, academic leave may be extended for an additional one academic year. A student may request up to two extensions, with a total maximum of three academic years.

Chapter 6. Returning from or Canceling Academic Leave

14. Upon the expiration of academic leave, students must apply to either extend the leave or return to studies. The application must be submitted within 21 calendar days from the start of the academic year.
15. If no application is submitted after the leave period ends, the student will be dismissed from the university’s student register.

 

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