Smart Mobility and connectivity in transport and logistics

A university degree is not required, but the following requirements must be met:

• To hold a Baccalaureate degree or equivalent professional certificate, or another official Spanish qualification or another issued by an institution of a Member State of the European Education Area.
• People with a degree issued by educational systems outside the EHEA may also access the program without prior validation; in these cases, the academic management will submit a report to the Academic Commission, which will authorize or deny access (without this implying validation or recognition for other purposes).
• Have a National Identity Document or equivalent document that proves residence permit in Spain during the period of making the microcredential.
• Be between 25 and 64 years old on the date the training begins.
• Admission will be on a first-come, first-served basis until the maximum number of places is reached. 51% of the places will be reserved for students with a disability rating of 33% or higher.
• In case of inadmissibility, a claim may be filed with the Subcommittee on Own Degrees and Microcredentials and, subsequently, an appeal to the Rectorate.
• If vacancies remain after the regular registration period, the administration may open an extraordinary pre-registration period. Priority will be given to students who have previously completed any of the micro-credentials within the aforementioned pathway.