The duration of studies in the MSc program leading to the award of a Master’s Degree (MSc) is defined as four (4) academic semesters, including the time required for the preparation of the Master’s thesis.

Specifically, the studies last two (2) academic years. The full completion of studies, including the submission of the graduation application, must be completed no later than four (4) academic years. Failure to complete the program within four academic years from enrollment results in removal from the program.

A postgraduate student may submit a justified request for suspension of studies.

Semesters of suspension are not counted toward the maximum duration of regular studies.

The reasons for which a postgraduate student may request, in writing, an interruption of studies from the Coordinating Committee must involve serious circumstances (e.g., serious health issues, pregnancy, military service).

The temporary suspension of studies cannot exceed two (2) consecutive semesters.