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Holistic assessment

Esade is a private university with its own admissions process. Unlike public universities, none of the Esade degrees has minimum entry grades, therefore to decide on your admission, we will assess your past academic record, your most recent grades, your education system, your application essays, your admissions test and English language proficiency. Ultimately, your grades are important and must meet the Esade level of academic excellence, but they are not the only factor to consider. However, you will have to meet some admission requirements to join the degree of your choice.

Esade is committed to offering equal opportunities to all candidates. Therefore, Esade does not discriminate against any candidate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, political belief, disability or any other factor which could interfere with candidates being evaluated on an equal basis in the admissions process of its programmes.

When should you submit your application?

In your last year of high-school education before university or shortly after your high-school graduation. Starting every September, Esade carries a rolling admissions process with biweekly Admissions Committees, therefore don’t wait until the end of your last high-school year or you will run out of options because places are limited.

Esade is a Business & Law School recognized by the Spanish Government and all students must comply with the requirements established by the Ministry of Education to be officially enrolled. As a general rule, the students are required to meet the university entry requirements from their country of residence to be able to study officially in Spain.

Requirements by educational system

Due to Esade’s holistic approach to evaluating applications, the guidelines below are provided as a reference only and do not guarantee admission.

We have included information about the most represented education systems at Esade, however, if your education system is missing, please contact us and we will gladly help you with information specific to your educational system.

We start to consider ongoing average scores of 7/10 to enter the Admissions Committe. This grade serves as a mere reference since depending on the Degree or Double Degree, the required average grade may vary. The average final Bachillerato grade of our Bachelor students is 8.4/10 and 9.1/10 for Double Degree students.

Specific mathematics scores and subjects may be required depending on the Bachelor:

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Law
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order

Minimum average grade of (≥7/10) in Matemáticas

Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor in Business and Artificial Intelligence

Minimum average grade of (≥7/10) in Matemáticas (Bachillerato Ciencia y Tecnología)
Minimum average grade of (≥8/10) ) in Matemáticas (Bachillerato Ciencias Sociales)

Double Degree in Law + Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Law

Candidates interested in the Global Economics track of the Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order are required to have studied mathematics during high school. However, Mathematics is not required for the global Politics track.
Math is not required for the Bachelors in Law

You must be in Segundo de Bachillerato when you submit your application for admission and you must pass your first PAU/ EBAU/EvAU examinations in June to be able to enroll at Esade. Retake exam scores will not be considered.

We do not require that students take any specific subject for the Fase Voluntaria of the PAU/ EBAU/ EvAU but it is highly recommended and valued during the admissions process if any subjects related to the program of study are taken.

A predicted score of 32/42 in IBDP 2 can be considered for admission. Slightly lower scores in IBDP 1 can be considered, depending on the overall academic profile of the candidates.

Currently, the average final IB score of our admitted students is 36/42 (TOK, EE and CAS excluded).

Conditional admission will be granted taking into consideration the Predicted Grades. The Admissions Committee reserves the right to revoke an admission if the final IB Diploma grade is more than 3 points below our minimum Predicted Grade considered for admission (out of 42).

The IB Diploma must be awarded by no later than the session of May (results available at the beginning of July). Please, note, that retakes in November will not be accepted for the September intake of the same academic year.
IB Certificates and IB Career Related Programme (CP) are not valid for enrollment, therefore, only the IB Diploma Programme is considered for admission

Specific IB mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Law
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order

Analysis and Approaches HL (≥4)
Analysis and Approaches SL (≥5)
Applications and Interpretation HL (≥4)
Applications and Interpretations SL (≥6)

Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor in Business and Artificial Intelligence

Analysis and Approaches HL (≥5)
Analysis and Approaches SL (≥6)
Applications and Interpretation HL (≥5)

Bachelor in Transformational Leadership and Social Impact

Analysis and Approaches HL (≥4)
Analysis and Approaches SL (≥4)
Applications and Interpretation HL (≥4)
Applications and Interpretations SL (≥4).

Double Degree in Law & Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Law

Candidates interested in the Global Economics track of the Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order are required to have studied mathematics during high school. However, Mathematics is not required for the global Politics track.
Math is not required for the Bachelors in Law

Currently, our students’ average final BAC grade is 15.7 out of 20.

We evaluate applicants based on their academic records (bulletins) from Première and Terminale, or their final Bac results if already completed. These records must be in French or English, with grades on a 20-point scale and include class averages.

Applicants are expected to present results above the class average.

Mathematics Requirements by Program

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in law
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Transformational Leadership and Social Impact

Required mathematics background (with a minimum grade of 13 points):

Spécialité Mathématiques (in Première and in Terminale) or
Mathématiques Spécifique or Spécialité Mathématiques (in Première) and Option Mathématiques Complémentaires (in Terminale)

Double Degree in Business Administration & Bachelor in Artificial Intelligence for Business

Required mathematics background (with a minimum grade of 13 points):

Spécialité Mathématiques (in Première) and Option Mathématiques Complémentaires (in Terminale)
Spécialité Mathématiques (in Première and in Terminale)
Spécialité Mathématiques (in Première) and Spécialité Mathématiques + Mathématiques Expertes (in Terminale)

Double Degree in Law & Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Law

Candidates interested in the Global Economics track of the Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order are required to have studied mathematics during high school. However, mathematics is not required for the Global Politics track.
Math is not required for the Bachelors in Law

Accepted Qualifications

Diplôme du Baccalauréat Général
Diplôme du Baccalauréat Français International (BFI)
Baccalauréat Général Option International (OIB) if obtained before 2024

Since the 2021 reform, the Baccalauréat Proffesionnel and Technologique are not accepted, including the STMG.

The Spanish Government requires a minimum of 5 IGCSEs and 3 A-Levels.

Esade accepts A-Levels that range from AAB to A*A*A*. (I)GCSE scores are expected to be As and Bs.

We strongly recommend taking subjects relevant to the chosen program to increase the chances of being admitted.

Specific mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor in Transformational Leadership and Social Impact
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Law
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order

Mandatory to have chosen Mathematics as one of the 3 A-Levels with a score (≥B)

Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor in Business and Artificial Intelligence

Mandatory to have chosen Mathematics as one of the 3 A-Levels with a score (A*). Further Maths is not required , however it is a highly recommended subject choice for a student considering the Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor in Business and Artificial Intelligence. We understand that not all schools offer Further Maths as a subject, and so we do consider applications from candidates with a single Maths A-level.

Double Degree in Law & Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Law

Candidates interested in the Global Economics track of the Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order are required to have studied mathematics during high school. However, Mathematics is not required for the global Politics track.
Math is not required for the Bachelors in Law.

Predicted A-Level grades together with ongoing progress reports/transcripts are sufficient for the admission process, however, the admitted students are required to verify their final results in the Summer, when the results are released.

A-Levels in Critical Thinking and General Studies are not accepted by Esade.

BTEC is not accepted as a replacement for A-Levels.

For Irish and Scottish qualifications, at least 3 subjects at Higher level or at Advanced Higher level, respectively, are compulsory.

Students in the German Abitur system can send their transcripts and diplomas in German. In certain cases, if necessary, we may request translation.

Currently, the average final Abitur grade of our students is 1,65/4.

We are looking for ongoing average results of ≥10,5/15 and Sehr Gut or Gut in subjects most closely related to the bachelor of your choice.

We accept American High School Diplomas issued by American high schools in the United States and American Schools based abroad.

Although not mandatory, it is highly recommended to provide 1+ Advanced Placement (AP) or 1 Honors course.

We are looking for a GPA score of ≥3.3/4 (≥B+) (unweighted).

Minimum mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Calculus

Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor in Business and Artificial Intelligence

AP Calculus AB/BC

Double Degree in Law & Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Law

Candidates interested in the Global Economics track of the Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order are required to have studied mathematics during high school. However, Mathematics is not required for the global Politics track.
Math is not required for the Bachelors in Law

For Homologation purposes, The Spanish Ministry of Education requires that all students graduating with a US HS Diploma present the transcripts of the last 3 years of High School (Year 10, 11 and 12), and do not allow students to skip any academic years. Students enrolled only in Y12 and graduating with the US HS Diploma are expected to present transcripts equivalent to Years 10 and 11 in their corresponding academic systems, otherwise, they won’t be able to obtain the homologation of their diploma.

Students in the Italian National system can send their transcripts or score reports in Italian. Expected grades are on average ≥8/10, with an ≥80/100 as the final Maturità score.

Specific subjects may be required depending on the bachelor.

Istituto Tecnico and Istituto Professionale are not accepted.

In the Certificat de Maturite, Maturitätszeugnis or Maturity Certificate, we are looking for an average of ≥4.8 out of 6.

Specific subjects and or grades may be required depending on the Bachelor.

Candidates graduating from Portuguese Ensino Secundário will be required to submit the Direcçao Geral do Ensino Superior certificate (DGES) and the Exames Nacionais do Ensino Secundário card (ENES)

The expected average score in the Ensino Secundário is ≥14 out of 20.

Specific subjects and or grades may be required depending on the Bachelor.

Currently, the average final Reifeprüfungszeugnis grade of our students is 1,4/5.

We are looking for ongoing average results of ≤ 2/5.

Candidates obtaining the Certificate of the Vitnemal fra den Videregaende Skole are expected to score an average of 4.5+ out of 6

Specific subjects and or grades may be required depending on the Bachelor.

The minimum average score expected in the European Baccalaureate is 75%.

Specific subjects or scores may be required depending on the Bachelor:

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor in Transformational Leadership and Social Impact
Double degree in BBA & Bachelor in Law
Double Degree in BBA & Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order

Minimum of 3hrs mathematics per week (scores to be at least 75% on scale of 1-100)

Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor in Business and Artificial Intelligence

5hrs of mathematics (scores to be at least 70% on scale of 1-100)

Double Degree in Law + Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics & Legal Order
Bachelor in Law

Candidates interested in the Global Economics track of the Bachelor in Global Governance, Economics and Legal Order are required to have studied mathematics during high school. However, Mathematics is not required for the global Politics track.
Math is not required for the Bachelors in Law

Candidates must complete Year 10 and Year 12 CBSE/ICSE or state board exams with at least 5 independent/ general academic subjects.

Competitive applicants typically achieve high marks, primarily A1 and A2 grades or scores above 85%.

Candidates studying the Chinese National Curriculum on average score 90+ out of 100 and 135+ out of 150 + Gaokao score 550 / 750 (except for Jiangsu and Shanghai province)

Students in an international curriculum, please check the academic requirements for IB, French Baccalauréat or A-Level results.

Albania: Diplomë e Maturës Shtetërore + Certifikatë Maturës Shtetërore obtained at a gjimnazi with 4 general academic final examination subjects (including English and mathematics)
Australia: Australian Capital Territory Year 12 Certificate; New South Wales Higher School Certificate; Queensland, South Australian, Tasmanian, Victorian, Northern Territory and Western Australian Certificates of Education
+ an ATAR score of 86+ or 1-7 for Overall Position (Queensland)
Azerbaijan: Orta Tahsil Haqqinda Attestat
Belgium: Vlaams Algemeen Secundair Onderwijs Diploma; Certificat d'Enseignement Secondaire Supérieur, Enseignement General
Brazil: Certificado de Conclusão de 2º Grau, Certificado de Conclusão de Ensino Médio
+ an ENEM score of at least 600
Bulgaria: Diploma za Sredno Obrazovanie with a general education profile
Canada:
Quebec: Diplôme d'Etudes Collégiales - Pré-universitaire
Ontario: Secondary School Diploma with at least 6 grade 12 U courses (M courses are not accepted)
Alberta: High School Diploma with 5 independent subjects (course number 30-39) in grade 12
British Columbia: Senior Secondary Graduation Diploma with at least 13 successfully completed courses of which 5 must be completed in grade 12
Manitoba: High School Graduation Diploma with proof of at least 30 credits; a mínimum of 5 credits must be completed in grade 12. 3 of the subjects have to be independent 300/40 courses
New Brunswick: High School Graduation Diploma with at least 5 grade 12 academic courses
Newfoundland: High School Graduation Diploma with proof at least 36 credits of which 20 credits in level 2 & 3 courses and at least 9 credits in level 3 courses
Nova Scotia: High School Graduation Diploma with proof of at least 5 independent general education subjects ("code4" or "code5" courses) in grade 12
Saskatchewan: Transcript of Secondary Level Achievement in at least five different grade 12 (level 30) courses in general, academic subjects
Croatia: Svjedodzba o (drzavnoj) Maturi (general education) from a Gimnazija
Cyprus: Apolytirio Lykeiou from a public school with a final average mark of 15 or higher and with the following specialisations: Economic sciences, or Life Sciences/ lnformation Science/ Technology
Estonia: Gumnaasiumi Loputunnistus plus the Riigieksamitunnistus
Finland: Ylioppilastutkintotodistus
Greece: Apolytirio Lykeiou with a minimum average mark of 15 or higher
Hungary: Erretsegi Bizonyitvany with at least 1 exam subject at advanced level + the fifth elective exam must be in a general education subject.
Indonesia: Ijazah Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA)
Latvia: Atestāts par Vispārējo Izglitibu + Vispārējās Vidējās izglītības Sertifikāts
Lithuania: Brandos Atestatas from a Gimnazija or Licejus
Luxembourg: Diplome de fin d’Etudes Secondaires Classiques
Moldova: Diplomă de Bacalaureat
Poland: Swiadectwo Ukonczenia + Dojrzalosci Liceum Ogolnoksztalcacego (general Lyceum)
Romania: Diplomă de Bacalaureat profilul teoric
Russia: Attestat o Srednem Obshchem Obrazovanii
Serbia: Diploma o Stečenom Srednem Obrazovanju (obtained at a Gimnazije)
Singapore: A minimum of 3 Singapore-Cambridge GCE O-levels + 3 approved Singapore-Cambridge H2 GCE A-levels in general academic subjects + 1 H1 Singapore-Cambridge A-level + General paper
South Africa: National Senior Certificate with an average overall score of 75% in accepted subjects* and no individual scores under 60% and the mention: “…has met de minimum requirements for admission to bachelor’s degree.”
*accepted subjects: Homa language, home additional language, second official language, Economics, Mathematics, Mathematical literacy, History, Geography, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences.
South Korea: High School Certificate (General or Science High School) (Godeung Hakgyo Jolupjang)
Sweden: Högskoleförberedande Examen – Ekonomiprogrammet, Samhällsvetenskapliga programmet, Teknikprogrammet, Humanistiska programmet, Naturvetenskapsprogrammet.
Turkey: Lise diplomasi - 4 years diploma
Ukraine: Svidotstvo pro zdobuttia povnoi zagalnoi serednoi osvity
Vietnam: Bang Tot Nghiep Trung Hoc Pho Thong

As part of our Admissions Process, you must take the Esade Admissions Test which allows us to measure your competencies in logic, numerical and problem-solving skills focusing on testing your ability to reason more than your ability to memorize. It will also evaluate your English level.

Once you submit your application form you will be able to choose the earliest date available from the given options in the calendar. After choosing it, if you would like to change it, please contact admissions@esade.edu.

Alternatively, we accept the following globally recognized tests that allow to send your scores directly to Esade Business & Law School:

SAT: Average 1350. Minimum 1200. Esade’s identification code (7073)
ACT: Average 30. Minimum 24. Esade’s identification code (6922)

Academic, extracurricular, and professional success at Esade depends on the ability to engage in academic English confidently and comfortably. Because of this, all Esade applicants must effectively demonstrate their English language proficiency as part of the admission review process:

Candidates who take the Esade Admissions Test will also be assessed on their English language skills as it incorporates an English level test that will be used in the admissions process.
For those taking Esade’s Admissions test, the possession of English language certificates is not mandatory, particularly if the candidates have studied in an Anglophone educational system (such as American High School Diploma, IB in English or A-levels). If a language certificate is available, it can be used to strengthen the candidacy.
It is possible to be exempt from taking the English level test. Check if you meet the requirements set out in the English Test Waivers / Exceptions of the Language requirements by program section.
Candidates with a valid test score below the minimum score accepted may be required to take a preliminary English course before the start of their Esade degree programme.
Esade reserves the right to ask for an English certificate if deemed necessary.
Candidates who are not native Spanish speakers who wish to enter a programme taught in Spanish or partially in Spanish, must demonstrate their proficiency in this language in a personal interview
Knowledge of Mandarin Chinese, French, German or Spanish for programmes taught in English is not required for admission.

The Admissions Committee makes the final decision on granting you an exemption from an English language test.

You might be exempted from an English test if:

1. English is (or was) your primary language during your secondary school education for at least 2,5 years in one of the following countries: (and you have proof of this):

Australia
Canada (except for Quebec)
New Zealand
Ireland
South Africa
United Kingdom (except for Commonwealth countries and territories)
United States of America

2. English language was (or will be) part of your final examinations in one of the following diplomas, on which admission is based:

International Baccalaureate (IB):

English A (English Language/Literature/Language & Literature) HL 4 / SL 5.
English B (English Language/Literature/Language & Literature) HL 5 / SL 7.

American High School Diploma (at least 2,5 years).

(I)GCSE - A-level:

English Language (minimum Grade B or 6)
English Second Language (minimum Grade A or 7)
English Language & Literature (minimum Grade B or 6)

Dutch four-year HBO diploma:

English language pass at 8 (Goed)

European Baccalaureate:

English language L1 (70%); three hours per week minimum)
English language L2 (80%); three hours per week minimum)

Switzerland Certificat de Maturité / Maturitätszeugnis / Attestato di Maturità.

Pass English with 5 (bien/gut/bene)

Spanish
Knowledge of Spanish is not required

English
Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly: CAE): Minimum score accepted 190 (From 180 to 189*)
Cambridge C2 Proficiency (formerly: CPE): Minimum score accepted 190 (From 180 to 189*)
IELTS Academic: Minimum score accepted 7 (Between 6.5 and 7*)
TOEFL iBT: Minimum score accepted 100 (From 90 to 99*) Esade code (B051)
SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section: Minimum score accepted 650 (From 550 to 640*). Esade code (7073)
ACT English section: Minimum score 27. Esade code (6922)
PTE Academic: Minimum score accepted 76 (From 70 to 75*)
Duolingo English Test: minimum 160 points

* Requires validation of Esade's Language Department

Minimum per component: The minimum score is based on the official score and not on the "my best scores".

Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly: CAE): minimum of 175 per component
IELTS Academic: minimum of 6 per component
TOEFL iBT: minimum of 20 per component
PTE Academic: minimum of 50 per component

Spanish
Knowledge of Spanish is not required

* Requires validation of Esade's Language Department

Minimum per component: The minimum score is based on the official score and not on the "my best scores".

Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly: CAE): minimum of 175 per component
IELTS Academic: minimum of 6 per component
TOEFL iBT: minimum of 20 per component
PTE Academic: minimum of 50 per component

Spanish
Knowledge of Spanish is not required

* Requires validation of Esade's Language Department

Minimum per component: The minimum score is based on the official score and not on the "my best scores".

Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly: CAE): minimum of 175 per component
IELTS Academic: minimum of 6 per component
TOEFL iBT: minimum of 20 per component
PTE Academic: minimum of 50 per component

Spanish
Knowledge of Spanish is not required

* Requires validation of Esade's Language Department

Minimum per component: The minimum score is based on the official score and not on the "my best scores".

Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly: CAE): minimum of 175 per component
IELTS Academic: minimum of 6 per component
TOEFL iBT: minimum of 20 per component
PTE Academic: minimum of 50 per component

Spanish
Knowledge of Spanish is not required

* Requires validation of Esade's Language Department

Minimum per component: The minimum score is based on the official score and not on the "my best scores".

Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly: CAE): minimum of 175 per component
IELTS Academic: minimum of 6 per component
TOEFL iBT: minimum of 20 per component
PTE Academic: minimum of 50 per component

Spanish
Native or very high proficiency
DELE C2
Candidates who are not native Spanish speakers who wish to enter a programme taught in Spanish or partially in Spanish, must demonstrate their proficiency in this language in a personal interview.

Minimum per component: The minimum score is based on the official score and not on the "my best scores".

Cambridge C1 Advanced (formerly: CAE): minimum of 175 per component
IELTS Academic: minimum of 6 per component
TOEFL iBT: minimum of 20 per component
PTE Academic: minimum of 50 per component

Spanish
Native or very high proficiency
DELE C1
Candidates who are not native Spanish speakers who wish to enter a programme taught in Spanish or partially in Spanish, must demonstrate their proficiency in this language in a personal interview.

English
Cambridge B2 First (formerly: FCE): Minimum score accepted 170 (From 155 to 169*)
IELTS Academic: Minimum score accepted 6 (Between 5.5 and 6*)
TOEFL iBT: Minimum score accepted 70 (From 55 to 69*) Esade code (B051)
550 on the SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section. Esade code (7073)
25 on the ACT English section. Esade code (6922)
Duolingo English Test: minimum 160 points

* Requires validation of Esade's Language Department

Enrollment Requirements

After receiving your Admission to an Esade Bachelor’s programme and before starting the programme, in order to enroll at Esade, you must provide documentary proof that you meet the academic requirements for university entrance in the education system in which you received secondary schooling.

Depending on the education system in which you took your secondary studies, you must follow a certain procedure to demonstrate that you meet our enrollment requirements:

You must pass your first PAU/ EBAU/EvAU examinations in June. Retake exam scores will not be considered.

We do not require that students to take any specific subject for the Fase Voluntaria of the PAU/ EBAU/ EvAU but it is highly recommended and valued during the admissions process if any subjects related to the program of study are taken.

Students from education systems of the European Union, China, Switzerland, Norway or countries that have signed international agreements with Spain, and (as well as) students who have the International (IB) or European Baccalaureate must present the credential issued by UNEDasiss and meet the university entry requirements of their country of origin.

UNEDasiss is responsible for the verification of compliance with the university access requirements for students from the above-mentioned education systems and the issuance of the appropriate accreditation.

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Students from the education systems included in the following list must follow the Homologation process instead of UNEDassis. Bear in mind that we refer here to education systems and not specific countries. Please consult the complete list of systems.

You must satisfy the academic requirements for access to university in the education system in which you completed secondary school and have your secondary education studies officially recognized via Homologation in order to be able to enroll at Esade after admission. Also, please note that this process can take approximately four months to complete. Therefore, it is essential that you begin this process as soon as you have all the required documentation ready. You will not be able to enroll at Esade if you do not present the voucher indicating that you have applied for homologation

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Specific mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Minimum mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Specific subjects or scores may be required depending on the Bachelor:

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Admission requirements

Holistic assessment

When should you submit your application?

Requirements by educational system

Specific mathematics scores and subjects may be required depending on the Bachelor:

Specific IB mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Mathematics Requirements by Program

Specific mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Minimum mathematics subjects required depending on the Bachelor:

Specific subjects or scores may be required depending on the Bachelor:

Admission Test Requirements

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Language requirements by program

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