You don't need previous higher education studies but must have successfully completed upper secondary studies. Preparatory studies help students meet the specific entry requirements for certain programmes. You must have successfully completed upper secondary studies but don't usually need any previous higher education studies. Note that some courses and programmes may require certain higher education courses or credit prerequisites.
Distance education means you don't have to be physically present on campus for your studies. Most often, this means that lectures and other meetings are held online. Note that some distance courses may have some required physical meetings, while others have none. You may also need to attend at set times. Find out more at the university's website. Courses and programmes can begin at different times during the semester.
Period 1 begins at the beginning of the semester, period 2 in the middle. The exact course dates can be found in the search results. Studying at a slower pace increases the time it takes to complete a degree. Full-time pace means a 30 credit course will run for the entire semester 20 weeks , a 15 credit course for half the semester 10 weeks , and a 7.
A 30 credit course will run for two semesters 40 weeks , a 15 credit course for a full semester 20 weeks , and a 7. Courses and programmes. Showing 4, results for Autumn Reset active filters Filter Close filter. Show courses or programmes Both Courses Programmes. All universities University All universities. All subjects Subjects. Preparatory level. Bachelor's level. Master's level.
Requires a completed bachelor's degree. Show only courses and programmes that do not require previous university studies. Open for application. Distance courses. Only distance courses without required physical meetings. Start period Courses and programmes can begin at different times during the semester. All Period 1 Period 2.
