1. Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree or legally equivalent qualification.
2. Applicants with a foreign Bachelor’s degree must provide the degree certificate, including the final grade/average.
3. The foreign degree generally needs an Apostille if issued in a Hague Convention signatory country.
4. A NARIC declaration may be required to confirm the level of the foreign higher-education qualification.
5. Applicants must submit a CV and motivation letter along with the required identification and application documents.
6. In some cases, students whose Bachelor’s degree is still being completed may begin through the Individual Subjects Scheme, subject to IPAM's conditions.