Universities & admissions Questions

No. Only selected programs at German universities accept students in both the winter and summer intakes, and many courses have just one start option. Examples exist at TUM, Saarland University and the University of Stuttgart, so check each program page before planning your 2027 or 2028 application.

An MIM typically suits fresh graduates with 0 to 2 years of experience, while an MBA usually suits professionals with 3 to 8 years. MIM programs often run 10 months to 2 years and an MBA 12 to 24 months. Costs and salaries vary, so check official pages.

The MBBS program in Georgia, which is locally called the MD program, typically runs 6 years including the internship. It covers basic sciences, clinical rotations and medical ethics. Duration can vary, so check the official university page for the 2027 or 2028 intake before you apply.

For undergraduate entry, HKU typically asks for IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 93, CUHK for IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT 80 or 80% in Class 12 English, and CityUHK for IELTS 6.5. HKUST sets scores by programme. Check each official page for current requirements.

Plan around three dates for the 2027 winter intake in Germany: start your APS application by 15 February 2027, submit to uni-assist around 20 May 2027, and meet the university deadline, commonly 15 July 2027. Many master's courses close earlier, so check each university.

The Marshall Scholarship excludes MBA programmes, MSc or MFE in Financial Economics, postgraduate diplomas and certificates, distance-learning courses, supervised research without a recognised degree, and certain joint degrees with study outside the UK. Check the official Marshall Scholarship course search.

In the USA you typically complete a bachelor's degree, prerequisites and the MCAT before a medical school (MD) that usually lasts 4 years. In India, MBBS starts after Class 12 and NEET-UG and usually takes 5.5 years including internship. Check each official page for current rules.

Most master's degrees in Norway are taught in English. You typically need a bachelor's degree equal to a Norwegian one (180 ECTS), at least 1.5 years of related full-time study and an English test only. You apply directly to each university, and exact scores vary.