The UPB recognizes, through the attribution of credits in its courses/study cycles, the professional experience and training of those admitted to it through the exams. If you are placed through the special competition for students who have passed the specially designed tests to evaluate the Over 23 year Olds’ capacity to attend higher education, you …
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You must apply for each course/cycle of study you want. However, there will be exams that are considered equivalent and to which the following ranking rules apply. The legislation establishes that passing the exams for access to higher education is effective when applying for admission to the institution/course pair for which they were taken. However, …
Students who have attended higher education or hold a degree are not prevented from accessing the access regime for those over 23, as long as they do not have the access qualification for an institution/course, i.e. as long as they do not have the access qualification through the National Competition for Access to Higher Education. …
Yes, as long as you have reached your 23rd birthday by December 31st of the year preceding the exams and, although you have an academic qualification in secondary education or equivalent, you have not passed the entrance exam(s) required for the institution/course, meaning you do not have the access qualification.
The application process for admission to UPB’s degree courses for candidates who pass the exams is carried out within the framework of the respective Special Competition, at UPB’s Academic Services, during the months of July and August.
In accordance with the provisions of the UPB regulation (Regulation no. 98/2006 of June 14), the evaluation of the ability to attend UPB degree courses includes: a) Evaluation of the candidate’s academic and professional curriculum (through the curriculum vitae submitted at the time of application); b) The assessment of the candidate’s motivations, carried out through …