Program Overview

Transport (in English), Full-Time Studies

Program Overview

The Transport program, offered in English, is a full-time, second-cycle studies program. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of transport, including technical, economic, and environmental aspects.

Program Details

• Organizational Unit: Faculty of Transport and Aviation Engineering
• Field of Studies: Transport (in English)
• Form of Studies: Full-time
• Level of Education: Second-cycle
• Educational Profile: Academic
• Language(s) of Instruction: English
• Admission Limit: 30
• Duration: 1.5 years/3 semesters
• Required Document: Graduation diploma with a supplement

Admission Criteria

The admission criteria for the program include:

• The candidate must possess competencies necessary to continue education at the second-cycle level in this field.
• The candidate should have knowledge and understanding of:
  • Mathematics and physics used to describe technical processes, transport systems, and processes.
  • Methods and techniques for measuring physical quantities for analysis and solving simple physical problems.
  • Systemic and non-technical aspects (including environmental, economic, and legal) and basic knowledge of economic processes.
  • Basic methods, techniques, and tools used in designing technical objects, including computer-aided design.
  • Principles of creating technical documentation, especially for transport infrastructure and superstructure elements.
  • Current state and latest developmental trends in transport and basic processes occurring in the life cycle of technical objects and systems.
• The candidate should be able to:
  • Choose and apply appropriate methods, tools, instruments, and workstations to solve simple tasks related to transport.
  • Communicate in a foreign language at the B2 level of the European Language Proficiency Framework.

Verification of Competencies

The verification of competencies is based on:

1. Diploma and Supplement: Verification of possessed competencies based on the diploma and supplement.
2. Calculation of the Candidate's Result: The result is calculated as the average of the candidate's grades from their previous studies, multiplied by a coefficient of compliance between the possessed and required competencies.

Calculation of Average Grades

The average of grades from studies is calculated using the formula: Average = ((final grade from courses ﾗ number of ECTS points)) / ECTS points

Coefficient of Compliance

The coefficient of compliance between possessed and required competencies is as follows:

• 2.0 for compliance in the range of 90% - 100%
• 1.75 for compliance in the range of 80% - 89%
• 1.5 for compliance in the range of 70% - 79%
• 1.25 for compliance in the range of 60% - 69%
• 1.0 for compliance in the range of 50% - 59%
• 0.75 for compliance below 50%

Recruitment Schedule

The recruitment schedule is available on the recruitment website. After qualification, candidates submit documents in paper form. The full recruitment schedule is provided on the university's recruitment page.