Frequently Asked Questions

Applicants generally need a bachelor's degree (S1) from a relevant study programme, an academic transcript, and supporting documents such as recommendation letters. Detailed requirements may differ per admission track, so always check the official announcement for the current semester.

The steps are: choose a track, upload documents, take the administrative and academic selection (including an interview), then register if admitted. Monitor each stage's schedule so you do not miss a deadline.

Yes. Various scholarship schemes are available from the university, government, and partners, each with its own requirements. Scholarship information and deadlines are announced through the official programme and university channels.

The master's programme is designed to be completed in 4 semesters, and may be shorter or longer per regulation. The curriculum covers coursework, research methodology courses, and a thesis as the final requirement.

Many of our students are practising educators. Class schedules take this into account, though you will still need to manage time for research and thesis supervision.

Students propose a research topic aligned with the programme's research concentrations, after which a supervisor is assigned based on expertise. Consult early so your topic matures before the proposal seminar.

Thesis duration depends heavily on topic readiness and supervision intensity. Students who consult regularly and revise on time typically finish within one to two semesters. The stage details follow the programme's academic guidelines.

Yes. The programme encourages students to publish thesis results through article-writing mentoring, journal selection guidance, and support for attending academic conferences. Take advantage of this from the drafting stage.

Students can access academic administration, academic advising, library and repository services, and support for computer laboratories and digital learning resources. For specific matters, submit a request through the programme's academic office.

Academic leave is requested according to the applicable academic procedure, usually before the semester begins. After the leave period ends, students must re-enrol to resume coursework or thesis supervision.