Emerging technologies and digital business models for logistics and transport

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

• Be between 25 and 64 years old on the date the training begins.
• To hold an official Spanish Baccalaureate degree or equivalent professional certificate, or other equivalent qualification issued by an institution of a Member State of the European Education Area.
• Individuals with a degree from an educational system outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) may also be admitted, even without official recognition or equivalence. In these cases, the academic director will submit a report to the Academic Committee, which will authorize or deny admission. This authorization does not imply official recognition of the foreign degree or its validation for any other purpose.
• Have a National Identity Document or equivalent document that proves residence permit in Spain, at least during the period in which the microcredential is developed.
• Admission will be granted in order of registration until the maximum number of places is filled, with priority given to students who have previously completed the micro-credential course "Fundamentals of Digitalization and Digital Transformation". If places remain vacant at the end of the pre-registration period, the micro-credential management may open an extraordinary pre-registration period, setting the deadline it deems appropriate.