Applicants need a relevant bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, along with official transcripts and degree certificates. Most programs also require a statement of purpose, résumé/CV, letters of recommendation, and sometimes a research proposal. For international students or programs taught in English, proof of language proficiency (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL) is required. Applicants must also submit personal ID documents, photos, and—if applicable—military service status. The process includes online registration, document submission, possible interviews, and payment of any applicable fees. Once accepted, students receive a formal admission letter for enrollment and visa processing.

For undergraduate programs, student intake opens upon the release of Thanaweya Amma results, usually in July. Applications run through the summer, with course registration and classes commencing in September. Postgraduate admissions are typically continuous or semi-annual—fall (Sept–Oct) and spring (Feb–Mar). Deadlines and start dates vary by faculty. Faculty-level announcements and official calendars provide exact registration, document submission, and orientation dates. Late applications may be considered for select programs if spots remain.