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ADMISSIONS GUIDE

Know what you need before you apply.

Detailed academic requirements vary by programme. This guide explains what every applicant should prepare and how review works; it does not replace programme-specific requirements or a formal admissions decision.

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01

Previous qualification

Provide your highest relevant qualification for the level of study. Academic fit is reviewed individually for each application.

02

Core documents

  • A clear, valid identity document.
  • Your highest academic award and transcript when requested.
  • Any additional evidence stated on the programme page or requested by Admissions.
03

Language and study readiness

Applicants must be able to study in the programme language and use the digital learning environment. Admissions may request evidence or a short conversation when verification is needed.

04

Conditional admission

Where programme rules allow, a conditional offer may be issued with a clear record of outstanding documents or declarations and when they must be completed.

05

Transfer and recognition of prior learning

Transfer or prior-learning requests are assessed separately. No credit exemption or transfer is awarded before academic evaluation is complete.

06

Verification and decision

Identity, qualifications and submitted information may be verified. The decision and any next action are sent through the official channels recorded on the application.

07

Timing and progress

Review begins when an application is received. Timing depends on completeness and any additional verification; applicants can follow progress in the application portal.

08

Questions or review requests

For clarification or a decision review, contact Admissions and include the application number. Cases are reviewed against the relevant record and evidence.

Submitting an application does not guarantee admission. Make payments only through an official payment request linked to your application.