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Entry Requirements for students from Estonia

Foundation Degree

Applicants holding the Lõputunnistus Keskerihariduse Omandamise Kohta (Post-secondary technical / Vocational School Leaving Certificate) or the Diplom (from a Kutsekõrgharidus / Tertiary Vocational Level), will be considered for a place on a Foundation Degree programme.

BA/BSc

Applicants with grades of 4 (65-70%) in 3 subjects in the Riigieksamid / Riigieksamitunnistus will be considered for a place on an Undergraduate Degree programme.

Applicants holding the School Leaving Certificate will be considered for Undergraduate Degree Programmes.

Applicants holding the Lõputunnistus Keskerihariduse Omandamise Kohta (Post-secondary technical / Vocational School Leaving Certificate) or the Diplom (from a Kutsekõrgharidus / Tertiary Vocational Level), with good grades will be considered for a place on an Undergraduate Degree programme.

MA/MSc

Applicants who have completed the Bakalaureus (to a value of at least 120 credits) will be considered for a place on Postgraduate/Masters programmes.

For further information please contact the International Office

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