Postgraduate application process
| Programme | Deadline to apply | Interview date | Entry test | First day of classes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Diploma in Sports Management | 31 July | Last week of April Last week of May Last week of June Last week of July 18 August | No entry test required | 26 September |
| Master in Applied Foreign Languages: Speciality Management and International Business | 29 July | 7 & 8 April 16 & 17 June 3 & 4 August | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 5 September |
| Master in Applied Sociological Research | 30 July | 7 March 7 April 6 May 7 June 6 July 5 August | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 12 September |
| Master in Banking and Finance: Law and Regulations of Banking and Financial Systems | 22 July | Last week of January Last week of February Last week of March Last week of April Last week of May Last week of June Last week of July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 5 September |
| Master Environment: Dynamics of Territories and Societies | 22 July | 14 March 11 April 16 May 13 June 4 July 5 August | No entry test required | M1: 7 September M2: 7 September |
| Master in Environmental Sustainability Law and Policies | 22 July | Last week of January Last week of February Last week of March Last week of April Last week of May Last week of June Last week of July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 12 September |
| Master in Health Economics | 22 July | Last week of January Last week of February Last week of March Last week of April Last week of May Last week of June Last week of July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 5 September |
| Master in History of Art and Archaeology, Speciality Archaeology and Cultural Heritage | 14 July | 3 May 3 June 1 July 26 July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September |
| Master in History of Art and Museum Studies | 22 July | 15 March 9 June 1 July 26 July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 5 September |
| Master in International Business Law | 22 July | Last week of January Last week of February Last week of March Last week of April Last week of May Last week of June Last week of July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 12 September |
| Master in International Law, International Relations and Diplomacy | 22 July | Last week of January Last week of February Last week of March Last week of April Last week of May Last week of June Last week of July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September M2: 12 September |
| Master in Marketing, Management, Communication, Media | 1 July | Second week of February (8-11) Third Week of March (22-25) First Week of June (31 May to 3 June) First week of July (5-8) Fourth week of August (22-26) | No entry test required | M2: 4 September |
| Master in Physics – Specialisation in Non Destructive Characterisation with Applications for Cultural Heritage | 13 July | 6 May 27 May 14 June 13 July 20 July | No entry test required | M1: 5 September |
| Master in Records Management and Archival Studies | 5 September | 29 April 27 May 17 June 8 July 20 July 23 August 6 September | No entry test required | M1: 26 September |
| Master in Teaching French as a Foreign Language | 22 July | 31 March 6 May 15 June 19 July 5 August | No entry test required | M1: 10 October M2: 10 October |
| Master in Urban Planning and Development | 22 July | 13 February 10 April 5 June 3 July 5 August | Entry test required Please contact hadrien.dubucs @sorbonne.ae for more information | M2: 4 September |
Bachelor graduates are encouraged to apply as soon as the final transcripts indicating the graduation cumulative GPA are issued by the university. We highly recommend graduate prospects to not wait until admission deadline approaches since our programmes have capacity in terms of maximum admitted students per programme. Applicants are welcome to apply for graduate programmes online at Apply Now Necessary information must be filled out and required documents should be attached to the application. Please make sure to complete, pay application fee and submit your application as incomplete application will not be processed. A non-refundable application fee of 300 AED applies prior to processing any application. Prospective students are welcome on campus to meet one of the Admission officers to assist them with their online application and visit the facilities. Alternatively, inquiries can be sent to admissions@sorbonne.ae. Please note that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, no campus tours are allowed. However, you can use the 360 Virtual Tour to discover the campus.
The following documents are required to complete an online application:
- Personal Statement
- Detailed resume (CV)
- Passport Copy For UAE Nationals:
- Passport copy along with Ethbarah and unified number page
- Copy of Family book
- Emirates ID both sides
- UAE Visa copy
- Emirates ID both sides
- Passport copy
- Colored passport photo
- International medical insurance valid in UAE
- Fill up the personal information form
- Student visa FAQ
- A recognized bachelor’s degree earned in a discipline appropriate for the prospective graduate degree, with a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or its established equivalent;
- Undergraduate (Bachelor) Transcripts
- High School Diploma/ Certificate
- Language Proficiency Test for programmes taught in English and for French taught programmes
- A minimum score of 1400 on the English language portion of the EmSAT examination
- TOEFL score of 550 (213 CBT, 79 iBT)
- 6.0 IELTS academic (English programmes)
- DELF/ TCF Level B2 (For the Mater in Teaching French as Foreign Language)
- Experience Letter (3 to 5 years of related experience for Master in Marketing, Management, Communication, Media and master in Urban Planning and Development)
Attestation of Documents and Certificates
All applicants for admission are required to obtain equivalency of their bachelor’s degree qualifications from the UAE Ministry of Education. The attestation process is dependent upon whether the student completed his/her bachelor’s degree within the UAE or outside the UAE. Attestation of degrees issued by institutes of higher education accredited outside UAE is necessary.
Bachelor degree obtained within the UAE
With the exception of applicants who have completed the bachelors’ degree in local universities, Attestation of documents and academic qualifications issued by Private Higher Education Institutions that are accredited and licensed by the Ministry inside the country is compulsory.
Bachelor degree obtained outside the UAE
Bachelor degree certificates must be attested by the Ministry of Education in the country where the Issuing degree is based. Degree certificates and transcripts must be attested by the Ministry of Foreign affairs in the country of origin and the UAE embassy or consulate in that same country. If the student is not able to have the attestation completed by the UAE embassy or consulate in that same country, he might also be able to obtain the same attestation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UAE upon their arrival. For further details related to equivalency in the UAE you shall refer to the Ministry of Education for certificate equivalency.