What is the study plan The study plan is the set of all the examinations you need to take in order to graduate. Your plan includes educational activities, including: teaching laboratories other activities curricular internships The sum of mandatory and optional activities constitutes your study plan. Consult the Study Manifesto, which you can find on the course homepage in the Information box under Documents or search for it in the list Study Manifestos The codes of the subjects to be included in the syllabus can be found in the Manifesto.
Draw up the study plan The procedure for completing the study plan for the current academic year is open from 1 September to 30 October 2026 via Online Services under the heading Academic Progress > Study Plan. Automatic extensions The deadline for completing the study plan is automatically extended by 15 days in the following cases:Students with outstanding enrolment fees: from the date of payment of the enrolment fee;Students who have enrolled late on Master’s degree programmes: from the date on which enrolment is finalised;Students who pass TE.L.E.MA.CO. in the third or fourth session: from the date the results are imported, which normally takes place the day after the exam.
How to draw up your study plan Please note: The procedure for drawing up your study plan is exclusively online. You must NOT submit a PAPER COPY of your study plan to any office. Are you enrolled in the first year? Yes FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS ONLY THE STUDY PLAN WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED in accordance with the Study Guide and the curriculum chosen at the time of enrolment, as set out in the Study Guide for your course.FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS on courses where there are NO elective exams or options in the first year do NOT need to complete the Study Plan. They will be assigned the standard study plan (as set out in the Study Programme) throughout their degree.FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS on courses where elective exams or options are already available in the first year may:Choose not to complete the Study Plan. THE STUDY PLAN WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED based on the curriculum chosen at the time of enrolment, as set out in the Study Programme for their course, with the exception of elective exams.Complete the Study Plan during the period indicated above, based on the curriculum chosen at the time of enrolment as set out in your course’s Programme of Studies, selecting the ‘Standard Plan’ procedure and making your choices in accordance with the guidelines provided in the Programme of Studies. It will be visible to your academic advisor from the week following completion. FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS ONLY THE STUDY PLAN WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED in accordance with the Study Guide and the curriculum chosen at the time of enrolment, as set out in the Study Guide for your course.FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS on courses where there are NO elective exams or options in the first year do NOT need to complete the Study Plan. They will be assigned the standard study plan (as set out in the Study Programme) throughout their degree.FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS on courses where elective exams or options are already available in the first year may:Choose not to complete the Study Plan. THE STUDY PLAN WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED based on the curriculum chosen at the time of enrolment, as set out in the Study Programme for their course, with the exception of elective exams.Complete the Study Plan during the period indicated above, based on the curriculum chosen at the time of enrolment as set out in your course’s Programme of Studies, selecting the ‘Standard Plan’ procedure and making your choices in accordance with the guidelines provided in the Programme of Studies. It will be visible to your academic advisor from the week following completion. Yes, but part-time If you are enrolled at UniGe on a part-time basis , you must complete your study plan. Please contact the Student Services Desk to draw up a personalised study plan. If you are enrolled at UniGe on a part-time basis , you must complete your study plan. Please contact the Student Services Desk to draw up a personalised study plan. No, I am enrolled in a year following the first one Students enrolling in subsequent years of a bachelor’s or master’s degree programme MUST complete their study plan.PLEASE NOTE: Students on exchange programmes to foreign universities must also submit their study plan online by the deadline stated above. Students enrolling in subsequent years of a bachelor’s or master’s degree programme MUST complete their study plan.PLEASE NOTE: Students on exchange programmes to foreign universities must also submit their study plan online by the deadline stated above. Procedure for compiling the study plan: Standard plan (plan as per Study Manifesto) Access the Online Services and select the ‘Standard Study Plan’ option.Once you have viewed the study plan, and, if necessary, selected your elective modules or options, you must confirm the proposal.THE STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN THE STUDENT PORTAL FROM THE WEEK FOLLOWING ITS COMPLETION. Access the Online Services and select the ‘Standard Study Plan’ option.Once you have viewed the study plan, and, if necessary, selected your elective modules or options, you must confirm the proposal.THE STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN THE STUDENT PORTAL FROM THE WEEK FOLLOWING ITS COMPLETION. Individual plan Access the Online Services and select the ‘individual study plan’ option.The procedure for drawing up an individual study plan is intended for those who: intend to enrol on a part-time basisCategory 1 – up to 15 credits2nd category – up to 30 creditshave completed, or are currently undertaking, a change of degree programme in the 2024/2025 academic year and, after receiving the decision recognising their previous academic record, intend to draw up a study plan different from that proposed by the degree programme in the decisionTHE INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN THE STUDENT PORTAL IN APPROXIMATELY 30 DAYS FROM 31 OCTOBER 2024, FOLLOWING APPROVAL BY THE DEGREE PROGRAMME. Access the Online Services and select the ‘individual study plan’ option.The procedure for drawing up an individual study plan is intended for those who: intend to enrol on a part-time basisCategory 1 – up to 15 credits2nd category – up to 30 creditshave completed, or are currently undertaking, a change of degree programme in the 2024/2025 academic year and, after receiving the decision recognising their previous academic record, intend to draw up a study plan different from that proposed by the degree programme in the decisionTHE INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN THE STUDENT PORTAL IN APPROXIMATELY 30 DAYS FROM 31 OCTOBER 2024, FOLLOWING APPROVAL BY THE DEGREE PROGRAMME. BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM, PLEASE REFER TO THE STUDY GUIDE AND THE ACADEMIC REGULATIONS FOR YOUR COURSE OF STUDY.
