Consequences of not paying

It is important to ensure that there are sufficient funds in your account when the tuition fees are debited. If the tuition fees cannot be collected, you must transfer the outstanding amount within 7 days. Failure to do so will result in your access to university facilities being blocked.

What happens if I don't pay the tuition fees?

1. IIf the tuition fees cannot be debited, you will receive an email from the head of the Central Student Administration after approximately 10 working days. The email will request that you transfer the outstanding amount within 7 days.
2. After this period, your access to facilities such as your Solis-ID, email account, registration for exams and courses, and the issuance of your diploma will be blocked. You will then receive a request to transfer the amount due within 15 days. If you pay within that period, your access to these facilities will be restored after processing your payment.
3. If you still do not pay, you must pay the full amount of tuition fees owed. The further procedure depends on the amount of tuition fees to be paid. There are two possibilities:

Consequences automatic direct debit

More Information

The formal procedural rules regarding tuition fee payments are outlined in the "Regulations on Enrollment and Tuition Fees."