EUCLID admits qualified students from around the world to its fully online master’s and doctoral programs. Applications are reviewed within 4 to 6 business days after all documents are received.
How to apply
- Choose a program. Browse master’s programs and doctoral programs.
- Apply online. Complete the online application.
- Send the required documents. After EUCLID acknowledges the application, the applicant sends the documents listed in the Admissions Checklist (PDF).
- Admissions interview. Once the file is complete, the applicant takes part in an admissions interview by Zoom or Skype.
- Decision and enrollment. Approved applicants receive a notification with an Enrollment Agreement, valid for 30 days.
Academic requirements
- Master’s programs: a Bachelor’s degree (or certified equivalent) from an institution listed in the UNESCO/IAU World Higher Education Database.
- Doctoral programs: a Master’s degree (or certified equivalent).
- Bachelor’s programs are open to government-sponsored students only.
- Admission to all programs is limited and depends on faculty availability. Language and technology requirements are set out in Groups and Procedures.
Who may apply
- Government staff and government-designated scholars (information for government officials)
- Special government-endorsed groups, especially women
- Applicants eligible for intergovernmental scholarships (ECOWAS, ICCI): see ECOWAS region applicants
- Applicants from the general public in most countries (information for the general public)
Tuition and scholarships
Tuition is charged per US credit hour as each course begins: USD 169 per credit, or USD 145 for eligible ECOWAS and intergovernmental organization staff. Full details are on the Tuition page. Scholarships are available to staff of EUCLID Participating States and international organizations, and partial reductions to citizens and residents of Participating States: see Scholarship Programs.
Questions
Contact EUCLID Admissions. The appropriate office replies within 2 business days.
