GEA · Admissions
What are the entry requirements?
Key information
Check education, nationality, language and documents. Choose the intake and route—language study, freshman, transfer, master’s or doctorate—before assessing eligibility.
Choose the entry route
List your completed or expected qualification. For transfer entry, ask which semesters and credits count. For graduate entry, check the prior degree and department assessment. A language course does not itself secure a degree place.
Check the nationality route
The admissions category may examine parental nationality or overseas schooling. Explain citizenship changes and dual nationality before ordering evidence.
Match the teaching language
Use the requirement for the actual programme. Ask which alternative certificates are recognised. Compare language preparation with direct degree entry.
Prepare a document timeline
List passports, education records, language evidence and study plans. Record translation, authentication, validity dates, online submission and arrival of originals separately.
General preparation checklist
- University, campus, degree and entry route
- Applicant and parental nationality, prior qualifications
- Language requirements and accepted alternatives by major
- Additional interviews, practical tests and references
Application pathway
Check the intake and programme on the university page. If information is missing, include the selected university and your questions in the consultation.
Official resources
This is general preparation guidance. Confirm school-specific conditions, fees and permission decisions with intake-specific official sources and the responsible institution.