1. International applicants must complete an online graduate application and submit a statement of purpose or personal essay explaining their academic goals and reasons for pursuing the programme.

2. A bachelor’s degree (or equivalent qualification) from a recognised institution is required, along with official academic transcripts.

3. International transcripts may need to be evaluated for U.S. equivalency depending on the country of origin.

4. Applicants are also expected to provide a resume/CV, and in some cases letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.

5. For international students, English language proficiency proof (such as TOEFL or IELTS) may be required if prior education was not in English.

6. Additional requirements include a copy of a valid passport, and financial documentation showing ability to cover tuition and living expenses, which is necessary for issuing the I 20 form for a U.S. student visa.

7. Some programmes may also consider prior ministry or academic experience as part of the admission review process.