Continuing studies in logistics for higher vocational college graduates
Are you a higher vocational college graduate looking to continue your education and obtain the professional title of Bachelor of Logistics Management? At NOA, under the criteria for transfer between study programmes, you can continue your studies directly in Year 2 or Year 3 of the Management of International Logistics programme – without losing time at the beginning of the programme.
Without losing an academic year – with recognition of at least 60 ECTS credits.

Quick overview
Who Can Enrol Under the Criteria for Transferring Between Study Programmes?
Graduates of higher short-cycle vocational colleges (programmes adopted after 1994).
Enrolment possible into
Year 2 or Year 3
Requirement
Related or Unrelated Discipline + Differential Examinations
Foreign education
Equivalent education obtained abroad is recognised
Application for Recognition of Higher Short-Cycle Education
Access to the form.
Contact for Questions
Enrolment into Year 2
Related disciplines (graduates of logistics, transport, economics, administration and professional programmes) In addition to the regular study obligations of Year 2, you complete 2 differential examinations:
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Fundamentals of Logistics and Sustainable Mobility
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Legal Frameworks for Business in International Logistics
Unrelated disciplines (graduates of other professional programmes). In addition to the regular study obligations, you complete 3 differential examinations:
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Fundamentals of Logistics and Sustainable Mobility
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Legal Frameworks for Business in International Logistics
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Business Economics
Direct enrolment based on recognised examinations
If you have recognised Year 1 examinations from another first-cycle higher education programme to the extent of:
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40 ECTS credits (full-time study) or
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30 ECTS credits (part-time study)
you may enrol directly into Year 2.

Enrolment into Year 3
Related disciplines
2 differential examinations: Fundamentals of Logistics and Sustainable Mobility, and Legal Frameworks for Business in International Logistics.
Unrelated disciplines
3 differential examinations: Fundamentals of Logistics and Sustainable Mobility, Legal Frameworks for Business in International Logistics, and Business Economics.
Direct enrolment based on recognised examinations
If you have recognised examinations from another first-cycle programme amounting to:
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40 ECTS for the 2nd year and 52 ECTS for the 1st year (full-time study) or
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30 ECTS for the 2nd year and 45 ECTS for the 1st year (part-time study)
you may enrol directly into the 3rd year.
Candidates with foreign qualifications
Anyone who has completed equivalent education abroad also meets the entry requirements under the criteria for transfer between study programmes. For formal recognition of foreign education, you must submit an application, and in this case, the attached diploma must be translated and, if required, legalised.

Enrolment limitations
If the number of applications exceeds the number of available places, candidates under the criteria for transferring between study programmes are selected on the basis of:
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Average grade of prior studies and
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The number of available places.
How to submit an application?

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Check your category
Find out whether you fall under related or unrelated disciplines and which year of study you can enrol in.

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Check recognised subjects
Submit an application for recognition of education – complete the form for recognition of previously acquired education.

Wait for the decision
Wait for the decision – NOA reviews your documentation and informs you of the year of enrolment and any differential examinations.

Complete enrolment
Complete enrolment – upon receiving an invitation, complete your enrolment via the eVŠ portal.
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