Semester registration for all students!
After the transition to Studentweb and a new administrative system, all students must register each semester. The semester registration on Studentweb is open from January 6, 2010. The deadline for registration for the Spring semester 2010 is February 15, 2010. Please note that we advise you to register as quickly as possible to avoid any delays in the payments of student funding.
Paid semester fee and semester registration gives you the status of “active student” and this is reported directly to the State Educational Loan Fund (Lånekassen). Please be aware that it may take a few days from the registration is finalized until you receive your first funding for the semester.
For students with a “Study plan”:
- Log onto Studentweb
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Select “Semesterreg./study plan” in the menu
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Check in your study plan which subjects/courses you will be taking this semester, alternatively add electives
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Confirm your study plan
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Register other information, e.g. your semester address
For students without a “Study plan”:
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Log onto Studentweb
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Select “Semesterreg./utd.plan” in the menu
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Sign up for classes and exams for the Spring semester unless you already are enrolled/registered. If you already are registered, this will be shown in the first log-in picture on your screen
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Register other information, e.g. your semester address
Please note!
If your study plan is incorrect for the Spring semester 2010, you must contact your faculty. The study plans are currently under revision and may thus include deficiencies in other semesters.
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Norwegian naval expansion and Norwegian survival on the agenda at the VUC
Canadian Professor Lewis R. Fischer gives lectures at the VUC 22nd March. Lewis R. Fischer is Professor of Maritime History at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada, and has taught maritime history at universities in the United States, Britain, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Greece and ...
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Eager to learn Norwegian
26 students from 11 countries gather once a week to learn Norwegian. Grieg, Norwegian Culture and of course Norwegian language is important to foreign students at Vestfold University College (VUC)
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Pacific Lutheran University Visits VUC
PLUs associate director of International Admissions, Mr. Hiro Kuroiwa-Lewis visited VUC today. Pacific Lutheran University is located at Tacoma Washington (USA) and is our newest international partner.
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Welcome to Friday Seminar
The title is: Micro bolometer arrays into mass production and the subtitle is: A presentation held at IMAGIC Seminar Day 2009 – Digital imaging in Europe: from device to application. Speaker: Terje Kvisterøy, Sensonor Technologies AS.
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Carbon nanotubes developed in microsystems at VUC
Master Student Bao Quoc Ta at Vestfold University College (VUC) has successfully grown carbon nanotubes on microsystems! We might say that this is the first real proof that we at the VUC are now working also in the nanotechnology field.
News VUC
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Norwegian naval expansion and Norwegian survival on the agenda at the VUC
Canadian Professor Lewis R. Fischer gives lectures at the VUC 22nd March. Lewis R. Fischer is Professor of Maritime History at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada, and has taught maritime history at universities in the United States, Britain, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Greece and ...
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Eager to learn Norwegian
26 students from 11 countries gather once a week to learn Norwegian. Grieg, Norwegian Culture and of course Norwegian language is important to foreign students at Vestfold University College (VUC)
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Pacific Lutheran University Visits VUC
PLUs associate director of International Admissions, Mr. Hiro Kuroiwa-Lewis visited VUC today. Pacific Lutheran University is located at Tacoma Washington (USA) and is our newest international partner.
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