In order to continue your studies at the Heidelberg University of Education in the next semester, you must re-register on time.
You can re-enrol for the next semester by transferring the fee due within the specified period.
Here you will find all the important information about the process and the necessary steps.
By paying the semester fee and, if applicable, the tuition fee by the end of the re-registration period, you inform the university that you wish to continue your studies in the next semester.
This payment must therefore be made on time each semester via the
If you do not re-enrol properly, you risk being de-registered or losing your study place!
- Issuing a mandate:
- To debit the semester fee, you must issue a SEPA mandate via the
portal. - Important: The mandate may only be issued for your own account (no account of parents, grandparents etc.).
- To debit the semester fee, you must issue a SEPA mandate via the
- Validity of the mandate:
- Each mandate is only valid once.
- You must issue a new mandate for each re-registration (each new semester).
- Direct debit:
- The direct debit date is specified when the mandate is issued (14 days after issue).
- If the date falls on a weekend or public holiday, the direct debit will be made on the next working day.
- Please ensure that you have sufficient funds in your account on this day!
As soon as you have used the re-registration function in the
The examination rights relationship and the membership relationship (enrolment) exist independently of each other. The following therefore applies:
- You must be enrolled at the time of registration and admission to an examination.
- You do not need to be enrolled to take examinations.
- You must remain enrolled until you are admitted to the last required examination (usually an exam, Bachelor's or Master's thesis).
After that, re-registration is no longer necessary.
This will not affect the success of your examination or the issue of your certificate.
If you do not re-enrol, you will be exmatriculated ex officio. This has consequences that you should take into account!
In some cases, it may make sense to remain enrolled even if you are not required to do so.
- Your account for the university's online services and web services will be deleted and you will no longer have access to the data and services.
- You will no longer be able to attend courses.
- You can no longer use any university facilities.
- You will save the semester fee or can have it refunded.
- Losing your student status may entail considerably higher costs for your daily life (e.g. if you change your social security status).
You should therefore check for yourself whether you want to remain enrolled in the examination semester!