Master’s degrees normally last 3 to 4 semesters, according to their total number of ECTS credits: 3 semesters/90 ECTS and 4 semesters/120 ECTS. Its structure comprises an organized set of curricular units (specialization course), corresponding to a minimum of 50% of the total credits of the study cycle, and a dissertation of a scientific nature …
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Bachelor's Degree_TI
Bachelor’s degrees are higher education degree courses with 180 ECTS credits and a normal duration of 6 semesters, or, exceptionally, up to 240 ECTS credits and 7 or 8 semesters. The degree of graduate is awarded to those who, by passing all the curricular units that make up the study plan of the degree course, …
CTeSP_TI
The Higher Professional Technical Courses (CTeSP) are non-degree higher education courses with 120 ECTS credits and a duration of two years. Successful conclusion leads to the award of the technical specialization professional diploma, which corresponds to level 5 of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) and the European Qualifications Framework (EQF) and ISCED 2011 (International Standard …
Courses
UPB offers higher education in all areas of study, namely arts, communication and multimedia, tourism, sports and leisure, education and teacher training, health and social protection, business sciences and law, agricultural sciences and natural resources and technologies. Currently, the training offer includes more than a hundred courses and study cycles, including Higher Professional Technical Courses …
What basic security rules should I follow to ensure the protection of personal data temporarily stored on my personal computer?
Without prejudice to others, the following rules must be ensured: The password for accessing the computer must be at least 8 characters long, it must be memorisable so that it does not have to be written down elsewhere, but it must not be the result of one word or a string of words. The computer …
Can I have personal data about students, staff and candidates on my personal computer?
Yes, as long as it is for the strict fulfilment of their professional duties. The personal data of students, staff or candidates must remain on personal computers for as long as it is necessary to carry out the legitimate task, after which it must be deleted. During the time they remain on the personal computer, …
What to do with the emails already on the mailing lists?
There are various ways of obtaining informed consent. One of the most common is to send emails asking the data subject to confirm that they want to receive emails for the specific purposes indicated in the email. It should be noted that the specific purposes for which the emails are to be sent must be …
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Can I send emails to generic email lists that I have at my institution?
You can, but only if you have the email owner’s informed consent.
Can I send emails to lists of teachers, staff and students via the institutional email?
The contract it has with students, staff and teachers allows it to be used for professional or academic purposes. This is not true for the purposes of publicising non-professional or non-academic events.
I regularly send personal data about students, staff or candidates to entities outside the UPB. Can I continue to do so?
As a rule, all exchanges of personal data with third parties to the UPB must be communicated to the institution’s Data Protection Supervisor. It should be noted that such transmission of personal data is legitimate as long as there is a legal obligation to do so or if the data subjects have given their authorization …