Applicants must hold a recognised bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. International degrees must be equivalent to the university’s requirements and usually include official degree certificates and transcripts in English or with certified translations.

 Since many programs are taught in English, proof of English proficiency is typically required. Accepted evidence may include TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent scores, or candidates may be asked to take the university’s own English proficiency test if they don’t have an international test score.

Applicants generally need to submit a completed online application form, certified copies of bachelor’s diploma and transcripts, a valid passport copy, recent passport?sized photos, and sometimes a CV/resume, letter of intent, and reference letters where relevant.

Certain programs may have additional criteria (e.g., portfolios for creative fields, interview requirements, or standardized test scores like GMAT/GRE) depending on the faculty and course type; applicants should check the specific program details for exact conditions.