1. The enrollment is only available once a year, and once it has been formalised it is irrevocable. However, within 10 days of its formalisation, or in the first week of classes of the second semester, students who allege a just and proportionate cause may make a change in their enrolment. It is advisable to read carefully the report of enrollment which lists the subjects in which the student has been enrolled. If an error is detected, it should be rectified as soon as possible (on the spot if possible), and in any case before the aforementioned period of 10 days has elapsed. After this period, any modification of the enrollment must be raised by means of written request, providing the reasons that recommend it.

2. In the enrollment of each academic year, students must first include the compulsory subjects not passed in previous years.

3. In order to complete the optional credits, students must enrol in optional subjects from Study program of their degree.

4. The enrollment must be formalised in a minimum of 40 credits ECTS credit and a maximum of 78.

5. The University may establish, for certain optional subjects, the number of places offered to students' free choice. As the number of places available in the different optional subjects is limited, it is recommended that possible alternatives be foreseen in the event that the offer of some subjects is saturated. It is recommended that the enrollment in the optional subjects has the approval of the advisor/a Academic of each student.

6. The subjects generically called "Rotation" and "Clinical Practice" are governed by the following academic guidelines:

- These subjects must be taken in the order and academic period foreseen: Rotation in 3rd year and Clinical Practice in the following years.

- The requirements for access to 3rd year rotations are as follows:

• students who rotate in Pamplona:

  • have all of 1st grade C

  • have passed 36 ECTS credit of the 2nd year, of which: 

    • must have passed internship of Medicine II

    • must have passed three of the following four subjects: Mechanisms of Disease, Pathology of Organs and Systems I, Pathology of Organs and Systems II, Mind, Brain and Behaviour. 

• students who rotate in Madrid: 

  • have all 1st and 2nd year C

- In order to enrol in these subjects, a minimum number of credits stipulated for each of them must be passed. It is also necessary to be enrolled in those other subjects whose content is essential for the proper use of each Rotation and each Practical Clinic.

- The special nature of these subjects means that, in order for a student student to enrol in the same year in Practical Clinic III and IV, he/she must have taken C Practical Clinic I and II, and in order to enrol in Specialised Practical Clinic, he/she must have taken C Practical Clinic I, II, III and IV.

7. In order to be able to continue their studies, students must have passed a minimum of 36 ECTS credit corresponding to basic/compulsory subjects in their first academic year and a minimum of 90 ECTS credit corresponding to basic/compulsory subjects during the first two academic years.

8. A maximum period of 8 years is envisaged in order to be able to study the degree. However, once this period has elapsed, this period may be extended by one or two more years for those students who, having obtained the majority of the degree credits, can justify not having been able to devote sufficient time to their studies for sufficiently important and worthy of consideration reasons. The extension must be requested, within the last year of the course, by means of a request addressed to President, which will decide after verifying the reasons given.

9. These rules may be modified in the event that the existence of special educational needs, temporary or permanent, due to physical, psychological or partner-family reasons, is justified. In such cases, possible curricular modifications will be considered, provided that they are compatible with the acquisition of all the competences required for the professional activity. 

10. The enrollment in each subject entails the right to sit the ordinary and extraordinary exams in the academic year for which it is formalised. Some subjects or exams may have only one sitting, if so established in the Study program.

11. Students may sit a maximum of four exam sittings (two sittings per academic year) in each subject, except as indicated in numbers 7 and 8.

Those who do not manage to approve a subject after the third call must apply for the extension to two more calls; The request must be formalised within the month following the publication of the grades of the third call, by means of written request reasoned addressed to Dean. The written request can be made online through the Academic Management of student.

12. Students may not waive exam sittings at their discretion, but they may be excused from those that are impossible to attend, for duly justified and alleged reasons, by means of written request on-line through the Academic Management of student, thirty days before the end of the class period, or before the exam if the reason for non-attendance occurs at that time.

Those who obtain Withdrawal of convocation in a subject will not be able to take the corresponding exam.

13. Resignations obtained only produce academic effects and, therefore, do not entail total or partial cancellation of the enrollment and only have an effect on the corresponding examination and subject ; consequently, they do not have any economic effects either.

14. The examinations corresponding to the sixth sitting, when granted, are held before a constituted Tribunal which, in addition to assessing the results of test , will take into account the academic record and any other circumstances that may be present at student.

15. The optional subjects will appear on the academic transcript of student when the corresponding credits have been obtained. Therefore, as long as they have not been passed, students may substitute them for others from the same subject, as many times as they wish, within the general limitation of years spent at the School.

a. Students taking a subject elective subject are entitled to a different exam session from the rest of the course, if this coincides with the date of the exam of a subject required subject or compulsory exam they are taking at that time semester.

b.In the event of failing any subject elective subject , the student may choose between repeating the subject, re-enrolling in the third sitting, or abandoning the course and taking a different one. The important thing is to pass the required number of credits at the end of Degree. 

1. In cases where it is possible to change degree, it is necessary to apply to the Centre responsible for the studies, which will decide on agreement according to the criteria it has established.

2. Those who wish to transfer their transcript to another University, must apply for and obtain admission to the degree they are going to continue.