Withdraw from your studies - Science and engineering

What does withdrawing from your studies mean?

Withdrawing from your studies is the act by which a student ends their university career:

• it can be submitted at any time;
• it is irrevocable, unconditional and definitively ends the student's university career.

How can i withdraw from my studies?

• It must be submitted online via Esse3;
• the application is completed by paying a virtual stamp duty of €16.00 via PagoPA, generated by the system after completing the application procedure on ESSE3.

PLEASE NOTE! If the stamp duty has not been paid within 30 days of submitting the application, the application will be cancelled. 

If you have any questions, please contact the Student Office by email: carriere.scienze@ateneo.univr.it from your institutional account or attaching a document of identity if you are writing from a private email address.

If you wish to recover your credentials, please consult the User ID Recovery and Password Reset or Change service.

What happens if you withdraw from your studies?

• Following withdrawal, you will not be entitled to a refund of the fees and contributions already paid, while the obligations to pay the instalments due before the official withdrawal date from a.y. 2021/2022 shall remain, as well as the financial obligations relating to sanctions or forfeiture of any financial benefits (e.g. scholarships) already received, as set out in Art. 14 of the University’s Regulations on student fees.
• Once your application has been accepted and your student status has been terminated, your relationship with the University of Verona will come to an end. Withdrawing students shall not be permitted to carry out any academic activities or to use the University’s teaching and administrative services, with the exception of requests relating to academic transcripts and certificates.
• Withdrawing from your studies doesn’t mean that you won’t be allowed to enrol again at the University of Verona. Any exams passed before your withdrawal will remain recorded in our database, and may be certified and recognised as prior learning experiences, should you wish to apply again in the future.
• Finally, be aware that withdrawing from your studies will result in your residence permit for study being revoked (MIUR circular no. 1872 of 23 December 2009).