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Continuing after a first programme
A first programme completed opens the next step: credits earned are recognised, the competency record already exists, and entry is prepared during your final year rather than after it.
What your credits open
Credits are a common currency: they state a validated volume of work, whichever institution awarded them. A Bac+3 level programme totals 180, each backed by 10 supervised hours and 15 hours of personal work. That count, and the descriptive supplement with it, is what an admissions office examines first.
- credits per validated year
- 60
- supervised per credit
- 10 h
- of personal work per credit
- 15 h
- working days to a decision
- 10
The programmes that take over
Here are the higher-level programmes open to applicants holding a first award, with their duration, credit volume and annual fees. The full catalogue remains available, and each page carries its real prerequisites.
| Programme | Duration | Credits | Supervised hours | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Artificial Intelligence programme — Bac+5 level | 24 months | 120 | 1 200 h | 7 800 000 GNF per year |
| Cybersecurity programme — Bac+5 level | 24 months | 120 | 1 200 h | 7 500 000 GNF per year |
| Data Science programme — Bac+5 level | 24 months | 120 | 1 200 h | 7 200 000 GNF per year |
| Finance and Accounting programme — Bac+5 level | 24 months | 120 | 1 200 h | 6 800 000 GNF per year |
| Management and Project Management programme — Bac+5 level | 24 months | 120 | 1 200 h | 6 500 000 GNF per year |
What admission examines
- The credit transcript and descriptive supplement of the first programme
- The project carried end to end and the work it leaves behind
- Professional experience gained during the programme, including work-linked study
- The study project, set out in a few lines and discussed at interview
Preparing the next step in your final year
- 01
Choose the direction
In the first semester of your final year, your faculty adviser opens the conversation on what comes next and points you to the programmes that extend your project.
- 02
Align the final project
The project carried in your final year becomes the centrepiece of your application. Choosing it deliberately saves a full year.
- 03
Apply before results
You may apply without waiting for the board: admission is granted subject to validation, which leaves time for practical arrangements.
- 04
Join the two intakes back to back
Access to the new programme's learning space opens as soon as enrolment is confirmed, and your learning history follows you from one programme to the next.
Questions about further study
Do I have to stay in the same school?
Moving from one school to another is open and prepared at interview: what matters is the fit between competencies already validated and those the new programme assumes. Each programme's real prerequisite is published on its page.
Is a programme taken elsewhere recognised?
It is examined on the documents: credit transcript, hours, content of validated units. The admissions committee issues a written decision stating which blocks are recognised and the entry point proposed in the programme.