International applicants must hold a completed secondary school diploma or its equivalent from their home country. This means having successfully finished high school, college-preparatory education, or a recognized international qualification that meets the university’s entry standards. Prospective students must fill out the university’s undergraduate application form accurately, providing personal details, academic history, and intended programme of study. The form is typically submitted through the university’s online application portal. Since most programmes are delivered in English, applicants must demonstrate English language ability. Accepted evidence may include standard test scores such as IELTS or TOEFL. If a student does not have an external test result, the university may offer an internal assessment or require participation in an English preparatory programme. Applicants are required to submit official academic documents, such as high school transcripts, certificates, and diploma copies. If documents are not in English, officially certified translations must be provided.