Applicants must hold a recognized bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution and submit official academic transcripts. They are also required to demonstrate English language proficiency, typically through exams such as TOEFL (minimum around 87 iBT), IELTS (minimum around 6.5), or equivalent qualifications; if not available, students may take an internal English placement test. In addition, candidates must submit a completed application form, a personal statement (around 500 words), a CV, and two letters of recommendation usually one academic and one professional. A copy of a valid passport is required for international students. After submitting the application, applicants are typically invited for an interview with the Graduate Program Coordinator, which forms part of the final evaluation.