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Balliol College Summer School
Programs and prices, tuition fees in Balliol College Summer School
Summer English Courses
- 15 lessons weekly (6 seminars)
- Groups of up to 12 people
- Minimum requirements: English at Intermediate level
- Minimum duration: 2 weeks.
The summer course of English is an opportunity not only to improve your language level, but also to learn a lot about the history, traditions and culture of Great Britain.
Classes are held in a dynamic interactive format: discussions are constantly organized, interesting seminars and lectures, dialogues and role plays all help to quickly develop all the key skills (listening, reading, writing and speaking). In the classroom, studying does not end - all the points of entertainment, leisure and sightseeing programs allow you to consolidate and refine your knowledge and skills, to expand your vocabulary, to improve your communication and speech abilities. Each week there are 21 classes: in the morning - traditional classes, in the afternoons - interesting thematic seminars. Among the themes and areas of the seminars are the following:
- Dreams and Ambitions - open discussion
- History of Oxford
- My hometown - the lesson takes place in a presentation format
- Idioms in English
- Global issues - debates and discussions
- Topical issues.
In addition, students of summer courses will be pleased with the rich and exciting program of active leisure. For them, the best museums of Oxford and London will open, sports and creative sections will be opened, speakers and creative personalities will be invited with lectures and seminars, and in the evenings cheerful parties, quizzes, competitions, discos, debates and talent shows are organized. For every 2 weeks of stay (minimum duration of the program) a minimum of 3 excursions to the most distinctive British cities, including the English capital of London, is provided.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30 - August 12
- Four-week courses: July 2-29, July 16-August 12.
- 21 lessons per week
- Groups of up to 15 people
- Minimum requirements: English at the level of Upper-Intermediate
- Minimum duration: 2 weeks.
An effective preparatory course is designed for those foreign students who are planning a successful passing of IELTS test - the most common English language test in the world. Without an IELTS certificate, you can not go to a British college or university, so preparing for it should be effective, progressive and of high quality.
Students of summer courses will learn specific academic skills that will be useful for them in further education in Britain, as well as significantly improve their language level by improving all the basic language abilities and skills. Constantly arranged trial examinations and tests using the original tests of the past years allows students to get acquainted with the structure of the exam, to identify their strengths and weaknesses, to eliminate gaps in knowledge.
In their spare time, students are given interesting excursions and lectures, master classes with invited speakers, discussions, debates and dialogues on topical issues. Students visit the most interesting museums and art galleries, the sights of Oxford and London, and other cities in the UK - for every 2 weeks of stay 3 excursions are planned. In the evenings, children are waiting for disco parties, quizzes and competitions, sports and creative competitions.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30 - August 12.
- 21 lessons per week
- Groups of up to 15 people
- Minimum requirements: English at the level of Upper-Intermediate
- Minimum duration: 2 weeks.
A specialized summer course is designed for students interested in architecture and engineering. The profile program will help to learn a lot about the priority area of knowledge, to communicate with professionals in this field and to gain valuable experience, to prepare for studying in specialized educational institutions.
But summer courses are not limited to study! An interesting extra-curricular program is being developed for children: trips to museums and review of local attractions, excursions to London and other British cities (at least 3 excursions for every 2 weeks of stay), shopping and electives (creative and sports). In the evenings, on-campus entertainment programs, parties and discos, holidays and talent shows, exciting quizzes and competitions are held.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30 - August 12.
Enterprise Program (Business Oxford)
- 21 lessons per week
- Minimum requirements: English at Advanced level
- Minimum duration: 2 weeks.
Summer program is designed for teenagers who plan to build a career in the business sphere, to become professional economists and managers.
All lessons are conducted in the format of both standard classroom activities, and in the form of seminars and master classes: the college often invites well-known and successful speakers who will give students their experience in building and supporting their own business. Lessons are provided for the development of leadership qualities, ability to work in a team, a creative type of thinking develops to search for non-standard approaches and a solution to problems. The main curriculum includes classes in business management, the study of the world economic system and marketing, personnel management and business ethics. Classes can be organized in the form of presentations and discussions - each student can develop his oratorical and communicative abilities, learn to conduct dialogues and negotiations, to listen to the interlocutor and at the same time to defend his point of view.
In their free time, the students organize interesting excursions to other British cities, including London - at least 3 excursions for 2 weeks of stay, visits to museums and art galleries, shopping and sightseeing. In the evenings, there is always something to do on the campus:
- Sports and creative electives;
- Fun parties;
- Discos and parties;
- Talent shows;
- Quizzes and contests.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30 - August 12.
Medical School Preparation
- 21 lessons per week
- Minimum requirements: English at Advanced level
- Minimum duration: 2 weeks.
A unique summer course is designed for teenagers aged 16-18 who are interested in medicine and who plan to study at medical faculties of well-known universities.
Classes on profile topics are very diverse, and the curriculum is carefully balanced. Students will study the basics of building a career in the medical field, examine the most famous medical schools in the UK and the differences between the faculties of Oxford and Cambridge, get acquainted with the tasks of profile testing of BMAT or UKCAT. At the master classes and practical classes in the laboratories, students will learn to take blood tests and check physiological reactions, to work with various medical instruments under the close supervision of an experienced mentor.
In their free time, students have ample opportunities for active recreation and entertainment. Within 2 weeks (minimum check-in date), children visit at least 3 British cities (including London), go to the most famous museums and visit religious sites. Time and shopping are given, and in the evenings on campus there are merry holidays, discos and shows, fascinating quizzes and competitions.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: 4-17 June, 18 June-1 July, 2-15 July, 16-29 July, 30 July-12 August.
EXPANSION OF HORIZONS
A special program combines the general English course and profile modules that the student can choose on his own. Morning classes in the classroom are aimed at improving of all basic language skills, and afternoon seminars and lectures are aimed at gaining new knowledge in the industry's priority for the student. Subjects can be different - the college offers a wide range of directions:
- English literature
- Writing skills
- Economy
- Business management
- Oratory
- Architecture and engineering
- Art (various directions)
- Classical civilizations
- Chemistry
- Humanitarian sciences
- Journalism
- Mathematics
- Medical biology
- Philosophy
- Physics
- International relations and politics
- Archeology and anthropology
- Modern history
- Earth sciences and nature conservation
- Experimental psychology
- Drama, theater and acting skills
- Leadership skills, team building
- Debate and public speaking
- Art and architecture of Oxford.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: 4-17 June, 18 June-1 July, 2-15 July, 16-29 July, 30 July-12 August, 13-26 August
- Four-week courses: June 4 - July 1, June 18 - July 15, July 2-29, July 16 - August 12, July 30 - August 26.
Summer program is designed for students aged 16-18, interested in law and jurisprudence, planning to enter the profile faculties and university courses. Pupils get acquainted with various legal bodies, their features and differences, study legislative acts and legal precedents, develop an analytical and critical type of thinking.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: June 4-17, June 18-July 1, July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30-August 12, August 13-26.
A unique global course on developing leadership qualities unites the study of the world economy, international relations, sociology and other humanities. Students will be able to significantly improve their leadership, speaking and communication skills, to acquire valuable knowledge in relevant disciplines, to learn to work in a team, to defend their point of view and conduct discussions.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: June 4-17, June 18-July 1, July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30-August 12, August 13-26.
PREPARATION FOR ACHIEVEMENT
An intensive course is designed for foreign students who are preparing to become pupils of British universities and receive a high-quality, prestigious higher education.
The summer program is aimed not only at improving the language level, but also at acquiring valuable academic skills, indispensable in university studies. Students will learn how to correctly and efficiently outline, to work with different sources, to allocate their time, to create and present research projects, to work independently and in a team, to write essays. Studying is provided for interviews with the introductory commission, acquaintance with various universities and their faculties: professional advisers will tell about the merits of different programs and about the peculiarities of the introductory requirements.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: June 4-17, June 18-July 1, July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30-August 12, August 13-26.
The course is designed for students 16-18 years old, who are fond of computer science and planning to enter the profile faculties of British universities. The main idea of the program is to teach children to use the Internet as the main tool for expressing their ideas. Students will learn HTML, CSS and Fortran for creating interactive sites, and programming experience for admission is optional.
Dates:
- Two-week courses: June 4-17, June 18-July 1, July 2-15, July 16-29, July 30-August 12, August 13-26.
In the framework of this summer course, students can consolidate and expand their knowledge of physics. Students are invited to study the basic physical laws in the form of cognitive and practical exercises.
A comprehensive chemistry studying is offered at the summer course at Oxford College.
Summer Architecture Courses
- Age of students: 16-18 years
- Dates: July 1-August 11.
A thematic program is designed for architecture enthusiasts and those students who plan to build a career in this field and are preparing to enter the profile universities, colleges and higher schools. The study of basic concepts and theories resonates with the role of architect, designer in the modern world, opportunities for work and self-expression - and the magnificent neighborhoods and Oxford buildings will inspire students every summer day!
The course program includes classes on all the basic necessary topics and areas:
- Design principles
- Principles of cartography, reading maps
- Spatial analysis and planning
- Basic concepts of construction and engineering
- Modern organization of space
- Spatial, analytical, critical and logical thinking
- Architectural drawing
- Building models in manual and digital format
- Teamwork and leadership skills
- Compilation, replenishment and presentation of personal creative portfolio and resume.
Classroom include up to 15 people; the intensity of the lessons starts from 20 hours weekly + thematic excursions, lectures with invited specialists and useful master classes. At the end of the course, students will also be greeted by a solemn ceremony of awarding, handing out personal certificates with personal achievements and successes, a design portfolio contest.
Summer preparation for SAT (SAT Preparation)
- Age of students: 16-18 years
- Dates: July 1-August 11.
The successful passing of the SAT exam is a prerequisite for admission to American universities and higher schools, and even British institutions, allowing students of 16-18 years of age to qualitatively and effectively prepare for this testing. An intensive two-week course will improve all the necessary knowledge and skills, will acquaint you with the structure of the exam and will provide an opportunity to practice real versions of the past years under the guidance of experienced, qualified teachers.
Preparation for the SAT test is conducted in all directions:
- Initial and final testing, similar to the original SAT exam;
- "Quick exams", small tests almost daily;
- Time management skills;
- Lexicon;
- Reading and analysis of original texts in English;
- Writing an expanded academic essay;
- In-depth study of grammar;
- Mathematical formulas, topics, tasks and questions;
- Improving listening and speaking skills, improving fluency and literacy.
Morning classes include up to 15 people, after-dinner classes - up to 10 students. The intensity of the lessons starts from 20 hours weekly (up to 40). Teachers practice an individual approach and, if necessary, can quickly adjust the educational course in order to increase its effectiveness for each student. At the beginning and end of the program, students undergo SAT testing, similar to the present: so they can visually see their progress. At the end of the course, students will also receive a solemn ceremony of awarding, handing out personal certificates indicating personal achievements and successes.
Summer Robotics Program
- Age of students: 16-18 years old
- Dates: July 5-18, July 19-August 1, August 2-15
- Duration: 2 weeks.
This program will introduce high-school students to the field of robotics, help to get an idea of what sciences and technical innovations are the basis of modern robotics. Students will devote time to design and development.
The course uses a practical approach to explain the key concepts of designing and programming autonomous robots. Young people will work with Arduino robot kits, program in Arduino and C ++. To participate in the curriculum, students will not need any knowledge, only confident knowledge of English.
Topics to be covered at the Summer Robotics Program:
- Robotics Overview
- Arduino and its meaning in Maker Revolution
- Environment setting
- Key concepts in engineering and prototyping
- Work with infrared motion sensors and object detection
- Programming the movement of the robot through the determination of acceleration and distance
- Using motors to control precise movements, difficult maneuvers or detect obstacles
- The final test in the 3D maze, where students test their skills.
iOS app development program
- Age of students: 16-18 years old
- Dates: July 5-18, July 19-August 1, August 2-15
- Duration: 2 weeks.
The course for high school students on creating applications for the iOS system and websites will allow them to gain key skills in this area in order to successfully apply them in life. At the program, students will become acquainted with the areas of computer programming and mobile application development, while studying the sciences that underlie these processes. The course is based on a practical approach, so young people will be able to try everything themselves.
Students will learn how to design an application and prototype interface with Sketch. Then they will get an introduction to working with Xcode, dive into the integrated development environment (IDE) for MacOS, and try programming using the object-oriented Swift language.
For successful study, students need to have a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro series of laptops with the installed software: MacOS High Sierra and the Apple IDE tool - Xcode 11.
Final skills obtained after the course:
- Created a working iOS application for Apple devices
- Resolving Problem Solving Strategies
- Project ideas planned and implemented
- Improved creative and systematic thinking, teamwork skills
- Learned the application development cycle: from the basics of Swift to the design and development of user agreements
- IOS App Development core discovered to add app functionality
- Developed and tested applications for iOS.
Film academy
- Age of students: 16-18 years old
- Dates: July 5-18, July 19-August 1, August 2-15
- Duration: 2 weeks.
An intensive film production program at the Balliol College Summer School is offered for high school students from 16 to 18 years old. For two weeks, participants in the course will study the process of film production at all stages from the idea to creating a movie: students will learn how to plan, to make a storyboard, script, and then shoot and edit short films or full films.
Young people will learn the art of film production under the guidance of experienced teachers. Following the tips, students will learn how to use standard HD video equipment, lighting, microphones and monitors. To participate in the program, students do not need to have any special video shooting experience, they have sufficient confidence in English.
At the program, students will receive all the necessary skills that can be used to become a director, producer, editor, director of photography. As part of the course, aspiring directors will interact with actors and other industry professionals.
By the end of the film production course, students will receive:
- Knowledge of the basics of filmmaking (planning, scripting, development, location and storyboard)
- Experience with HD video equipment
- Experience of creating your own short film
- Experience with industry professionals
- Substantial progress in creativity and independence.
Description of Balliol College Summer School
- Location: Oxford, United Kingdom,
- Age of the pupils: 16-18 years,
- Type of residence: residences (on the campus of schools and colleges),
- Educational programs: English language courses, preparation for exams, study of academic subjects,
- Language of instruction: English,
- Course dates: June 4 - August 12,
- Format: residential summer school in a university college,
- Organizer: Academy Royale International,
- Subject range across the organizer's programs: more than 55.
- College venue: Balliol College, founded in 1263,
- Summer-school organizer: Academy Royale International, established in Oxford in 2004.
Academy Royale International runs residential academic summer programs for foreign students. In September 2026, the organizer adopted its current name, replacing Oxford Royale Academy.
Students from any country appreciate the excellent teaching staff, full-fledged educational consultations, comfortable accommodation conditions and a unique academic and historical atmosphere, which literally permeates every corner of Oxford, the world famous university city.
For students aged 16-18, one of the most effective courses is Balliol College, the most politically active and progressive British university in Oxford, founded back in 1263. Many famous scientists, politicians and statesmen studied at the university, including Adam Smith, the father of modern economics, mentioned even in the works of Pushkin. Balliol College is located in the heart of Oxford, only 5 minutes away from the legendary Ashmolean Museum and the city's largest shopping mall: these are grand, monumental historical buildings that help to quickly join the new learning atmosphere.
The British College fully guarantee the comfort and safety of all its students: all areas are under 24-hour security and video surveillance; residences are constantly occupied by teachers and experienced educators, the nurse is on duty.
Educational process
Academic classes at Academy Royale International combine lectures, seminars and practical work. Students present ideas and discuss each other's arguments. Depending on the course, assignments may include a mock trial, a clinical skills session or the development of a business proposal. Participants in Broadening Horizons and New Perspectives each choose three disciplines from the relevant list. The organizer's approach to artificial intelligence education explores how intelligent systems are developed, their applications and ethical questions.
At Marlborough College, the organizer's English Discovery course teaches English through creative projects, problem-solving, excursions and everyday campus life. English Explorer combines projects and language immersion with individually selected electives and excursions. IELTS Preparation uses small classes, individual feedback and practice in exam skills.
The organizer's faculty and guest lecturers include Dr Amy Booth and Dr Claire Keene in medicine, Lavanya Rajamani in law, Digby Chappell and Dr Nikita Hari in engineering, and Dr Charmaine Lang in biotechnology and genetics. All are affiliated with the University of Oxford.
Program directors have experience as school principals or senior educators. Students can seek help with their studies, personal difficulties and homesickness. Staff keep parents informed if concerns arise. Academy Royale International welcomes students with special educational needs and considers their individual requirements. When significant additional needs are identified, staff draw up an Individual Student Support Agreement with the parents and child.
Faculties and colleges
Academy Royale International's wider academic range offers the following formats:
- Scholars' Programmes: two weeks of in-depth education in a single discipline for students ages 12–18,
- New Perspectives: an introduction to a range of disciplines for students ages 12–15 in Oxford,
- Broadening Horizons: studying and comparing several disciplines for students ages 16–18 in Oxford, helping them choose a future university discipline and career direction.
The organizer's single-subject courses offered in Oxford for ages 16–18 are:
- Architecture,
- Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship,
- Cyber Security & AI,
- Economics & Finance,
- Engineering,
- Experimental Psychology,
- International Relations & Global Diplomacy,
- Law,
- Medicine.
The organizer's single-subject courses offered in Oxford for ages 12–15 are:
- Explore Medicine,
- Artificial Intelligence,
- Business & Entrepreneurship,
- Engineering and Design,
- Film Academy,
- Law and Society.
Discipline choices in Broadening Horizons:
- Academic Writing & Argument,
- Archaeology & Anthropology,
- Art & Architecture,
- Biotechnology,
- Business Challenge,
- Climate Science & Sustainability,
- Creative Writing, Storytelling & Publishing,
- Criminology & Forensic Science,
- Debate & Public Speaking,
- English Literature & Critical Thinking,
- History: Empires, Revolutions & Modern Power,
- Journalism & Media,
- Leadership & Team Dynamics,
- Modern Marketing, Advertising & Brand Strategy,
- Neuroscience,
- Philosophy & Politics,
- Physics: From Quantum to Cosmos,
- Sports Science, Performance & The Business of Sport,
- Wildlife Conservation & Biodiversity.
Discipline choices in New Perspectives:
- Academic Writing & Argument,
- Architecture,
- Astronomy & Space Science,
- Business Challenge,
- Climate, Sustainability & Our Future,
- Creative Writing,
- Economics,
- Experimental Psychology,
- History & Civilisations,
- Journalism & Digital Media,
- Marketing: From Ideas to Viral Campaigns,
- Photography & Visual Storytelling,
- Politics and International Relations,
- Public Speaking & Debate.
Scientific achievements
- The organization received the Queen's Award for Enterprise in 2012, 2016 and 2019,
- In 2024, the organization received the King's Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category,
- The organization was included in Europe's Long-Term Growth Champions 2026, compiled by Financial Times and Statista,
- The organization's programs have won the Best Educational Product award five times,
- Academy Royale International's work in health and safety has been recognized with a Gold RoSPA Award.
One alumna went on to doctoral study at the University of Oxford after attending a summer program.
Things to know about
- William Humphreys established Academy Royale International's first summer program in rented teaching spaces and accommodations at Exeter College, University of Oxford, during the university vacation. It attracted more participants than planned,
- More than 50,000 people from over 175 countries have attended the organization's programs,
- Past guest speakers at Academy Royale International include Prof Brian Cox, Dr Helen Sharman, Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE, David Olusoga OBE, Lord Hague and Marcus Du Sautoy,
- Academy Royale International partners with JA Worldwide, an international network that prepares young people for work and entrepreneurship,
- The organization has worked to reduce paper use and waste.
University destinations
Alumni from Academy Royale International's wider summer-school community have continued their education at universities including:
- United Kingdom: University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Imperial College London and University of Edinburgh,
- United States: Harvard University and New York University.
Attendance at a summer school does not guarantee admission.
Accommodation, meals, prices
All Oxford Balliol College students are accommodated in the traditional residences of university colleges and schools: this helps to better understand the academic traditions of Oxford, to immerse themselves in this amazing atmosphere, and to join a single student brotherhood.
Cozy, fully furnished rooms for 1-2 people (shared bathrooms, on floors) are offered to students - children live with their peers, boys and girls separately. Each house is located about 15 minutes walk from the center of Oxford, so in your spare time you can walk around the city, shop, visit the sights. The breakfast and dinner are organized on a half board basis.
Academy Royale International provides accommodation on educational campuses rather than with host families and lists Balliol College among its Oxford residential venues. Requests for individual accommodation are considered. Male and female students stay in separate corridors or staircase sections, and age groups are housed separately.
The organizer has child protection and emergency procedures, records concerns to identify students who need support, and checks that students keep their parents updated. All staff undergo DBS checks or the equivalent outside the United Kingdom. Trained staff may give basic medicines with parental consent. Medication support is limited to medicines intended for or belonging to the individual student.
Younger students have lunch on campus, while older students may eat in town. Age groups may be seated separately at meals, depending on dining hall capacity.
Subjects, specialties
Activities Balliol College Summer School
Oxford Balliol College summer courses are characterized by a rich, varied and interesting leisure and recreation program: there are entertainment, social projects, and exciting excursions. For each program, a plan for extra-curricular activities is developed, corresponding to the subject of the course - you can read more in the detailed description of each summer program.
Schedules may vary by age group. Activities offered by the organizer:
- Punting and games,
- Evening quizzes and group activities,
- Formal dinners in evening attire, introducing students to college traditions.
The organizer's Iconic Britain program offers six full-day excursions around the United Kingdom.
Advantages
- Academy Royale International is accredited by the British Accreditation Council,
- The organizer's English-language provision, based at Marlborough College, is accredited by the British Council,
- The organizer manages the nationality mix in its groups so that no single nationality predominates,
- Academy Royale International partners with MIT RAISE in artificial intelligence education,
- Free educational resources are available for academic guidance and exploring disciplines.
Facilities and equipment at Balliol College Summer School
Academy Royale International's academic programs take place at colleges of the University of Oxford and University of Cambridge. St Catherine's College has a spacious green campus with modern facilities. Clare College has two sites on opposite sides of the River Cam.
Marlborough College occupies 286 acres. It has teaching spaces and equipment for sports and creative activities.
Admission dates and extra charges
The course price already includes:
- Tuition - 21 hours weekly,
- Accommodation and food (university residences, rooms for 1-2 people with shared bathrooms, half board - breakfasts + dinners),
- Cultural and leisure program: excursions, visits to museums and theaters, sports and creative electives,
- Trips to other cities and visits to historical sites,
- Welcome party,
- Graduation certificate,
- Branded certificate at the end of the course,
- All manuals, books and materials.
Paid separately and not included in the price:
- Round trip air tickets,
- Round trip transfers,
- Medical insurance,
- Personal pocket expenses,
- Visa fees and services, certification and translation of documents,
- Consular fee (paid at the Embassy).
An optional reservation charge applies to a room with a private bathroom.
Entry requirements, how to apply, what is required to enrol
- At registration, the school asks parents and students to disclose medical conditions and health needs on a medical form so that suitable arrangements can be made in advance,
- At enrollment, the school asks parents to share information about their child's learning needs to help plan classes and extracurricular activities.
Institution on the map
Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
Review about Balliol College Summer School
Recommendations on when to apply
| Language courses, schools and children's language camps | Primary and secondary education - private schools | Preparation programmes for entering universities - higher education | Higher education (after completing accredited programs A-level, IB, High School) - Bachelor, Master, MBA |
| - we recommend to apply 6-9 months before the start of the course (some camps and schools offer discounts for early booking or for lengthy study programs) - there are some very popular and high demand children's camps, where the applications need to be submitted 1 year in advance (in particular Switzerland , Great Britain , USA , Canada , Austria) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the training program, - some schools have a specific time frame (September-November - please specify an individual school) - some schools require tests in several stages (UKISET, internal tests of the school: English, mathematics, logics, subjects, interview, some require a personal visit) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the program, - for Foundation and Pathway programs, IELTS and TOEFL certificates are usually required, respectively | - recommended submission one year before the start of the program, - the deadline normally closes in January, for TOP HEIs and, as a rule, in March in other universities - for a bachelor, a Foundation or Pathway preparatory program a completed A-level, IB, High School + IELTS / TOEFL are required - for Masters you need a graduated higher education, in some cases you need a pre-Masters program - MBA requires completed higher education, work experience preferably at least 2-3 years, etc. |
