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If you are re-enrolling onto your programme after an interruption, please read the following steps to start your return process
Registration advice and support
If you have a query related to re-enrolling, contact the UCL Student Records by logging an enquiry via askUCL.
Starting the return process
Taught students
If you are an undergraduate or postgraduate taught student, you will need to let UCL Student Records know of your intention to return no later than one month before your return date. You will receive an email alert with instructions on how to do this.
Postgraduate research students
If you are a research student, we will open your record for you to enrol on the date you are due to return. If you need to change this date, please log a query via askUCL.
Enrolment
When UCL Student Records receives notification of your return, they will reinstate your student record and invite you to enrolment.
Extending your interruption
Taught students
Interruptions cannot be extended. If you want to interrupt for another year, you will need to submit a new application. Second interruptions require a higher level of approval, and you will need to provide a Statement of Need and supporting evidence. Please see the Interruption of Study procedures in the Academic Manual for more details.
Postgraduate research students
If you wish to extend your interruption, you should contact your department in the first instance, as they will need to approve this extension.
If you are thinking of leaving UCL
If you are not sure about resuming your studies following your interruption, your department or UCL Student Support and Wellbeing Services can help you to look at your options. There are many ways in which UCL can support you to continue your studies.
If you do make the decision to withdraw, please see the next webpage on withdrawing from your programme for more information.