Mandatory credit transfer
If you have already completed part of a bachelor’s programme, you must apply for a credit transfer for the passed courses as part of your application to a bachelor’s programme at Roskilde University.
If you have already obtained a bachelor’s degree, you can apply for a credit transfer, but it is not a requirement.
How to apply for a mandatory credit transfer
In order to apply for a credit transfer, you must upload the following documents to your online application at optagelse.dk:
1) Application form for a mandatory credit transfer
2) Academic transcript in English of the completed courses
3) Official syllabus in English of the completed courses
Please upload the documents as one single file named 'Mandatory credit transfer' by the application deadline of March 15, 12 noon (CET).
If you have applied for admission to more than one bachelor’s programme at Roskilde University, you must upload the application for a credit transfer to your application for each of the bachelor's programmes.
FAQ about mandatory credit transfer
Why am I required to inform the university of my previous studies at bachelor’s level?
If you have already completed part of a bachelor’s programme, you are required to apply for a credit transfer for the passed courses when you apply for admission to a bachelor’s programme at Roskilde University. You must therefore inform us of your previous studies at bachelor’s level.
This requirement is set according to the Ministerial Order on Admission and Enrollment.
Will I be able to get a credit transfer?
You will be granted a credit transfer, if the passed courses from your previous studies at bachelor’s level are considered comparable to the content of the bachelor’s programme that you have been admitted to at Roskilde University. In order to assess if your previous studies are of relevance, we must receive an official transcript of grades of the passed courses and a syllabus for the completed courses.
Please note that if your previous bachelor’s studies count as part of your entry qualification, you will not be able to get a credit transfer based on these studies. This is relevant, if you are required to pass supplementary courses in addition to your upper secondary education in order to fulfil the requirement of an entry qualification.
Why do I need to inform you of the bachelor's subjects that I intend to study?
You must apply for a credit transfer to the complete bachelor’s degree at Roskilde University. The bachelor’s programmes at Roskilde University consist of courses and projects within the programme’s study field, two elective courses, two bachelor’s subjects or a single bachelor’s subject and a bachelor’s project. For more information, you can read the introduction page about our bachelor programmes.
In order to ensure proper planning of your degree, it is important to know if you have considered the bachelor’s subject(s) you wish to study. If you already know which bachelor’s subjects you want to study, please let us know by stating this in the application form.
Special credit transfer packages for specific degree
If you have one of the following degrees and are planning on joining one of our International bachelor programmes you might be eligible for one of our credit transfer packages.
The following degrees has be pre-assed for a credit transfer package:
- AP Degree in Marketing Management
- AP Degree in Service, Hospitality and Tourism Management
- AP degree in Financial Management
- Laboratory Technician degree
- Medical Laboratory Technologist
If you haven’t finished your degree, your credit transfer application will be assessed on an individual basis.
Study plans for special credit transfer packages
Study plans for students with one of the following degrees:
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1st semester (fall):
Basic project 1 (15 ECTS)
Basic Course 1 (BC1): Political Science (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 2 (BC2): Sociology (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 3 (BC3): Methods in Social Science (5 ECTS)2nd semester (spring):
Subject Module Project A in Business Studies (15 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 2 (SMC2): Organization Theory (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 5 (SMC5): Project Management (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 6 (BC6): Qualitative Methods (5 ECTS)3rd semester (fall):
Basic Project 3 (15 ECTS)
Basic Course 7 (BC7): Philosophy of Social Science
Subject Module Course 4 (SMC4): Finance (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 7 (SMC7): Advanced Methodology (5 ECTS)4th semester (spring):
Bachelor Project within the field of Social Science with a focus on Business Studies (15 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 8 (SMC8): Analysis Strategy (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 5 (BC5): Planning, Space and Resources (5 ECTS)
Elective Course (5 ECTS)
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1st semester (fall):
Basic project 1 (15 ECTS)
Basic Course 1 (BC1): Political Science (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 2 (BC2): Sociology (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 3 (BC3): Methods in Social Science (5 ECTS)2nd semester (spring):
Subject Module Project A in Business Studies (15 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 2 (SMC2): Organization Theory (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 5 (SMC5): Project Management (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 6 (BC6): Qualitative Methods (5 ECTS)3rd semester (fall):
Basic Project 3 (15 ECTS)
Basic Course 7 (BC7): Philosophy of Social Science
Subject Module Course 3 (SMC3): Marketing Management (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 7 (SMC7): Advanced Methodology (5 ECTS)4th semester (spring):
Subject Module Project B in Business Studies (15 ECTS)
Basic Course 4 (BC4): Economy (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 5 (BC5): Planning, Space and Resources (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 8 (BC8): Quantitative Methods (5 ECTS)5th semester (fall):
Bachelor Project within the field of Social Science with a focus on Business Studies (15 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 4 (SMC4): Finance (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 6 (SMC6): Strategy (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 8 (SMC8): Analysis Strategy (5 ECTS) -
1st semester (fall):
Basic project 1 (15 ECTS)
Basic Course 1 (BC1): Political Science (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 2 (BC2): Sociology (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 3 (BC3): Methods in Social Science (5 ECTS)2nd semester (spring):
Subject Module Project A in Business Studies (15 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 2 (SMC2): Organisation Theory (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 5 (SMC5): Project Management (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 6 (BC6): Qualitative Methods (5 ECTS)3rd semester (fall):
Basic Project 3 (15 ECTS)
Basic Course 7 (BC7): Philosophy of Social Science
Subject Module Course 3 (SMC3): Marketing Management (5 ECTS) – take out if a credit is given
Subject Module Course 7 (SMC7): Advanced Methodology (5 ECTS)4th semester (fall):
Bachelor Project within the field of Social Science with a focus on Business Studies (15 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 6 (SMC6): Strategy (5 ECTS)
Subject Module Course 8 (SMC8): Analysis Strategy (5 ECTS)
Basic Course 5 (BC5): Planning, Space and Resources (5 ECTS) -
Example of study plan for students with a Laboratory Technician degree on the International Bachelor in Natural Sciences. You will receive 60 ECTS credit points and must therefore complete 120 ECTS to finish the programme. A specific study plan depends on the chosen bachelor subject combination.
1. semester (Autumn)
Basic project 3: (15 ECTS)
Basic course 3 (BC3): Science theory and methods in science (5 ECTS)
Basic course 8 (BC8): Elective course (5 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)2. semester (Spring)
Subject module project (15 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)3. semester (Autumn)
Subject module project (15 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)4. semester (Spring)
Bachelor project: (15 ECTS)
Subject module course: (5 ECTS)
Elective course: (5 ECTS)
Elective course: (5 ECTS) -
Study plan for students with a Medical Laboratory Technologist degree on the International Bachelor in Natural Sciences with the bachelor subjects Molecular Biology + Chemistry. You will receive 120 ECTS credit points and must therefore complete 60 ECTS to finish the programme.
1. semester (Autumn):
Subject module project in Chemistry (15 ECTS)
Subject module course on Molecular biology: General Molecular Biology (5 ECTS)
Subject module on Chemistry: Atoms and molecules (5 ECTS)
Subject module on Molecular Biology: Biochemistry (5 ECTS)2. semester (Spring):
Bachelor project (15 ECTS)
Subject module on Chemistry: Chemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics (5 ECTS)
Subject module on Chemistry: Inorganic Chemistry (5 ECTS
Subject module on Molecular Biology: Genetics (5 ECTS)If you have Danish at A level or studieprøven you can also choose the combinationens Medicinalbiologi + Molecular Biology or Medicinalbiologi + Chemistry. You can find the study plans in Danish here.