FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Entry requirements vary by programme. Undergraduate applicants are normally expected to have completed secondary education, whilst postgraduate applicants should hold a recognised bachelor’s degree.

Applicants whose first language is not English may be required to provide evidence of English proficiency or complete the University’s English placement assessment.

Yes. You may apply using your most recent academic results. A final certificate will normally be required before registration.

Credit transfer requests are assessed individually. Official transcripts and course descriptions are usually required.

Yes. Merit-based and international scholarships may be available subject to academic performance and the University’s scholarship regulations.

Fees may normally be paid online, by bank transfer or through approved payment methods before the registration deadline.

Yes. After receiving an admission offer, students should follow the University’s guidance and the relevant immigration procedures.

Students must comply with the immigration and employment regulations applicable to international students.

International students are normally required to maintain valid health insurance in accordance with local regulations.

Most programmes commence in the autumn semester, with selected intakes available at other times of the year.

Programme changes may be permitted subject to academic regulations, available places and approval from the relevant faculty.

Students have access to printed resources, electronic journals, study spaces and online databases.

Students must successfully complete all academic and administrative requirements before graduation can be confirmed.

Students have access to academic advising, counselling, library services, IT support and career guidance.

Yes. Students are encouraged to participate in cultural, academic, sporting and voluntary activities.

The University offers on-campus or affiliated accommodation, subject to availability. Early application is recommended.

Your student identification card is issued after successful registration and may be collected from the relevant office.

Yes. Career services commonly include CV advice, interview preparation, internships and employer networking events.

The Admissions Office or Student Services team will be pleased to assist with enquiries by email, telephone or through the University’s website.