1.    Relevant Academic Degree: Applicants must hold an academic bachelor’s degree closely related to the chosen master’s program. For example, the Master of Business Engineering requires a bachelor’s degree with a strong quantitative and technological focus, along with sufficient knowledge of economics and management science. 

    2.    GMAT/GRE Scores: Certain programs, such as the Master of Business Engineering, mandate submission of GMAT or GRE test results to assess quantitative and analytical skills. 

    3.    English Language Proficiency: Similar to bachelor’s programs, non-native English speakers must provide proof of proficiency through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL, meeting the minimum score requirements specified by the program.

    4.    Supplementary Documents: Applicants may need to submit additional materials, including:

    •    Curriculum Vitae (CV)

    •    Motivation letter detailing their interest in the program

    •    Letters of recommendation

    •    Official transcripts and, if applicable, certified translations

    5.    Program-Specific Requirements: Some master’s programs have unique prerequisites. For instance, the Master of Laws (LL.M.) requires applicants to have obtained a law degree that entitles them to practice law in their jurisdiction.