Applications for special competitions are submitted to the UPB Academic Services. Candidates can apply for access via special competitions at the following times during the academic year: Single application period: on a date to be defined annually by order of the UPB President (July-August). The applications submitted will be analysed and the respective candidates ranked …
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The number of vacancies for each course and for each of the types of candidates defined in the previous point is limited and set annually by the UPB. However, vacancies left over from the general regime for access to bachelor’s degrees (national competition) can also be filled up to the fixed limit, with the following …
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They are intended for: a) Students coming from higher professional technical courses (holders of a higher professional technical diploma, DTeSP); b) Students coming from technological specialization courses (holders of a technological specialization diploma, DETs); c) Students who have passed the specially desidned assessment tests to evaluate the Over 23 Olds’ capacity to attend higher education; …
Yes. A significant part of the training carried out at the CTeSP is credited towards the Bachelor Degree to which the holder of the Higher Professional Technical Diploma is admitted.
Yes, holders of a Higher Professional Technician Diploma can go on to study for a Bachelor’s degree through a special access competition.
Yes. Students enrolled in the CTeSP are covered by higher education social welfare, and can apply for a scholarship in accordance with Article 2(2)(a) of the Regulations for Awarding Scholarships to Students of Public Higher Education Establishments.
Yes. When applying, candidates can choose up to six CTeSPs, in order of preference.
Applications for admission to the UPB’s CTeSP may take place in more than one application phase. If there is a second round of applications, this will be independent of the first and will not take into account candidates who were not placed in the first round of applications.
The following can apply to enroll in a CTeSP: a) Holders of a secondary education course or legally equivalent qualification; b) Those who have passed the specially designed assessment tests to evaluate the Over 23 year Olds’ capacity to attend higher education, taken for the course in question; c) Holders of a technological specialization diploma, …
Higher Professional Technical Courses (CTeSP) are a new type of short higher education training programme. The successful completion of the course entitles the student to a higher professional technician diploma, equivalent to level 5 of the National Qualification Framework. A CTeSP has 120 credits and a duration of four academic semesters, the final semester of …
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