Examples of matters against which you can make an appeal include the following:
You may also make an appeal against decisions of an Admissions Board, the BSA Committee or Entrance Examination Committee.
Are you considering making an appeal? It might be useful to talk to the lecturer first about your objections, or to contact the Examinations Board.
Always take into account the appeal period of six weeks: you must lodge your notice of appeal to the Examination Appeals Board (CBE) within six weeks from the date the decision was issued. The date of the decision is the date on which the decision was sent. If the decision concerns a grade, the date of its registration in SIS applies.
Can't meet the 6-week deadline? Submit a pro forma notice of appeal. You're then letting us know in time that you do not agree with a decision. You will subsequently be given a deadline to submit your grounds for appeal.
You can make an appeal by post or using the digital service desk. Your appeal must include the following:
Make an appeal in writing:
University of Amsterdam
Attn. Examination Appeals Board
P.O. Box 19268
1000 GG Amsterdam
Once you’ve submitted the form, you'll receive an automated confirmation by email. This email will also contain information about what happens next.