How to apply to EURISS
A step-by-step guide to preparing and submitting your EURISS application.
Browse all programmes →Before you apply
Choose your subject and study level, then read the programme introduction, curriculum, entry information and tuition fees.
Browse all programmes →Prepare your supporting documents
Prepare your qualification certificates, academic transcripts, a CV and evidence of relevant professional experience. The admissions team will advise how to provide supporting documents; the online form does not upload files.
Complete the online application
Select your programme and entry route, enter your contact details and academic background, and review your information before submitting. Applications for all ten schools use the same form.
Keep your application reference
After successful submission, your application reference appears on screen and a confirmation email is sent. Keep this reference when contacting the admissions team. Submission and acknowledgement do not constitute an offer of admission.
Review and next steps
The admissions team reviews your information and may request supporting documents or clarification. Admission decisions and any conditions are communicated separately.
Tuition and instalments
Bachelor’s tuition is charged per academic year; master’s tuition covers the one-year programme. Online tuition is 60% of the standard fee. Instalment payments are available, with the schedule and payment methods specified in the admission and fee notice.
Previous study and experience
If you seek advanced entry, select the prior-learning review route and prepare evidence of previous study and relevant experience. Entry level and any recognition are subject to individual assessment.
Need help with your application?
Contact the admissions team at admission@euriss.eu.
Apply now → Contact us →Admission scholarships
EURISS selects applicants on merit. Applicants may apply for an admission scholarship of €1,000–€5,000 based on their individual circumstances. Applications are assessed by the Institute; the final outcome is specified in writing in the admission letter.
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