Admission requirements, Part-time programmes and courses

Admission requirements, Part-time programmes and courses

Master's Programmes
As a general rule, admission to the part-time Master's programmes presented on this website requires a formal bachelor degree and a minimum of two years of relevant work experience obtained after the completion of the bachelor degree. For further specific information regarding admission requirements to the Master's programmes, please refer to the relevant Master's programme webpage.
Single Modules and Courses from Part-time Master's Programmes
Admission requirements to single modules or courses from our part-time Master's programmes are the same as to the full programmes.
Separate Modules at Master Level
Admission requirements to separate modules at Master level are the same as to the full Master's programmes.
Separate Modules at Diploma Level
As a general rule, admission to separate modules at Diploma level requires a formal Academy Profession (AP) Degree (or other education at least at Academy level) followed by at least two years of relevant work experience. For further specific information regarding admission requirements to the modules at Diploma level, please refer to the relevant webpages.
Empty-place Scheme
The admission requirements for courses under the Empty-place Scheme vary according to the specific course. You can find the requirements in the curriculum for the programme which the courses are from.
When you apply for a programme or course, you must enclose verified copies of the required documentation, i.e.:
- Copies of certificates or diplomas from universities, graduate schools etc. to document that you fulfill the academic admission requirements
- Proof of relevant work experience (if required)
- Proof of citizenship.
All enclosures will only be accepted by Aalborg University if they have been verified by either the institution which has issued the original document, by the Embassy or Consulate of your home country or by a public notary. If the enclosed documents are not in English (or Danish), officially verified translations must be included.
We Are the Data Controller
Aalborg University
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DK-9220 Aalborg
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The Purpose of Processing Your Data
We are handling your personal data for the following purposes:
- Processing of application for admission to Continuing Education
- Processing of application for dispensation in relation to an application for admission to Continuing Education
- Information on practical details regarding the study program
- Tuition and exam planning
- Processing an appeal against rejection of admission
- Processing an appeal against rejection of dispensation
- Statistical purposes
We Process the Following Personal Data:
General personal data (see General Data Protection Regulation Article 6(1) (a))
- Name
- Address
- Email address
- Phone number
- Gender
- Age
- Nationality
- Information about employment
- Information about education and exams
Sensitive personal data (see General Data Protection Regulation Article 9(2) (a))
- Health information
Your CPR number (See General Data Protection Regulation § 11, 1)
How We Store Your Data
We will store your personal data for as long as necessary for the data processing purpose for which we are obtaining your consent and in accordance with the applicable legislation. We will then erase your personal data.
Your Rights
When we process your personal data, you have several rights under the General Data Protection Regulation. For example, you have a right to erasure and a right to data portability.
In certain cases, you have a right of access, a right to rectification, a right to restriction of processing and a right to object to our processing of the personal data in question.
Be aware that you cannot withdraw your consent with retroactive effect.
You can read more about your rights in our privacy policy, which you will find here.
AAU’s Data Protection Officer
If you have general questions about your rights, you can contact our Data Protection Officer Niels Vase at dpo@aau.dk
Do You Want to Complain?
If you believe that we do not process your data according to the rules, you may lodge a complaint with the Danish Data Protection Agency at dt@datatilsynet.dk
However, we encourage you to contact us before sending your complaint.
Disclosure to and from Third Parties
We have received your data (or parts of your data) from the Application Portal.
Aalborg University reserves the right to refrain from initiating the programs, study packages, modules, and single courses offered on the website due to an insufficient number of qualified applicants or other special circumstances.
Reservations are made for changes in participant fees, the content of the programs, timing and location of implementation, etc.
Furthermore, reservations are made for errors, omissions, and changes in the information on the website.