Yes, you can, up to 10 credits, but it is not recommended.  Master's programmes are carefully designed to cater to students with specific backgrounds, and taking courses outside the study plan may lead to gaps in your learning. But if you decide to do it, a commission will evaluate whether your proposed study plan aligns with the objectives of the master's programme. Once your study plan is reviewed and approved, the credits from the additional courses will count toward your total credit requirement.   

If you have already submitted your study plan and the modification deadlines have passed, you can drop a first-semester or second-semester course from the first year at the beginning of the second year when submitting your study plan for the second year. If the course is part of your second-year curriculum and you decide to drop it, do not take the exam, and those credits will not be included in your final credit count. 

For specific questions about your study plan, you can reach out to the professors responsible for study plans. For more general inquiries, we encourage you to ask your classmates first or consult the Geoinformatics Representatives. The contact details for both the professors and representatives can be found in the Contact Section.