Current legislation provides that programmes of study toward official degrees that have been totally or partially modified shall be progressively discontinued, year by year. Once an academic year programme has been discontinued, students will have four exam sessions during the next two academic years. If these exam sittings are exhausted without passing the courses, the students who wish to continue their studies must do so following the new programmes of study by adapting or, if applicable, validating their courses, at the University’s discretion.

As a general rule, students may not enrol in subjects in programmes of study that are being discontinued and in which they have not been enrolled in the last two years. All students in this situation should adapt their studies to the new programmes. Likewise, transfer of academic credit to programmes of study that are being discontinued will not be allowed. Transfer credit will be accepted, however, for the new programmes of study.

Students must take the decision to adapt to a new programme of study or to continue with the former one, if that is the case, during the normal enrolment period, i.e., before commencing the corresponding academic year.