S.L. 327.701 Art. 3Qualifications for Admission.

(1) The Course shall be open to applicants in possession of a Bachelor degree obtained with at least Second Class Honours in Education, Social Sciences or in any other related area considered relevant by the Board.

(2) Applicants are required to demonstrate that their standard of English satisfies the University’s English language requirement as published on the University’s official website at the time of applications. The offer of a place on the Course may be made subject to the applicants obtaining such proficiency qualifications prior to the commencement of their studies.

(3) All applicants shall be further required to submit with their application a letter written in English giving their motivation for applying for the Course.

(4) Depending on the availability of resources, the Senate, on the recommendation of the Board of Studies, shall determine the number of applicants that may be allowed to register on the Course. The number of available places shall be announced at the time of the call for applications.

(5) If there are more eligible applicants than there are available places, applications shall be evaluated on the basis of the criteria as agreed by the Partner Institutions and published at the time of the call for applications.

(6) Applicants who are accepted to join the Course will need to present a valid Police Conduct Certificate, prior to their registration as regular students on the Course.