Admissions

Four steps from enquiry to decision.

A simple, transparent process, handled by people who answer the phone. Apply in about ten minutes.

How to apply

Clear steps, no surprises.

  1. Choose your programme

    Start with the academic doctorate that fits your field, or select a taught programme in any faculty.

  2. Apply online

    Complete the short application form. You receive a reference number and a private upload link by email.

  3. Upload your documents

    Add your CV, academic certificates and identification. Files are stored privately and only admissions staff can open them.

  4. Review and decision

    Our admissions committee reviews your file and replies with a decision.

Prepare

What admissions will ask for.

  • Curriculum vitae (CV)
  • Academic transcripts or certificates
  • Valid identification
  • A short statement of your research interest (doctorates)
  • Any programme-specific requirements, confirmed by admissions

Files can be PDF, Word, PNG or JPG, up to 10 MB each.

Fees and payment options

Tuition depends on the programme and level. Rather than publish a figure that may be out of date, admissions sends you the current fee schedule in writing for the programme you choose, together with any payment-plan options.

or email edu@apex-versity.org

Admissions FAQ

Before you apply.

More answers on the FAQ page.

Choose your programme, complete the online application, then upload your CV and academic certificates using the private link we email you. Our admissions committee reviews your file and replies.

Typically your CV, academic transcripts or certificates and identification, plus any programme-specific requirements. Files can be PDF, Word, PNG or JPG, up to 10 MB each.

Documents are stored privately, outside any public web folder. Only authorised admissions staff can open them, and the upload link is unique to your application.

Fees depend on the programme and level. We prefer to send you the current fee schedule for the programme you choose, including payment options, rather than publish a figure that may be out of date. Ask admissions and you will get it in writing.