The process of application is completely individualized and consists of a review of the inquirer’s background and proposals for a programme of study.  It is possible to apply and start a programme of study at any time of the year. Each application is treated entirely on its own merits. We try to respond quickly to applicants, and to keep them informed of the progress of their application via email.

Usually, having first read this website thoroughly, applicants have formed a clear idea of their aims and the potential route to achieving them. If they are aiming for a programme by research or with a strong element of self-design, they will have some view of what their learning contract may look like, even if this has yet to be worked out in detail. Information on research proposals is given here.

Requests for programme guidance

If an enquirer wishes to enquire about a specific aspect of a programme, about the availability of a programme not listed on the website, or about other aspects of studying with the University, they should make contact using the details on the contact page and must also send a copy of their curriculum vitæ or resume.

Applying for a place for campus-based study

If you are applying for a programme offered on campus you will apply via the campus concerned, since all affiliated campuses are independently owned and controlled rather than being run centrally by the University. The campus will give you details of the forms to fill out and will process your application. You will not need to contact the University directly as part of this process.

Applying for a place on the distance learning programme

There is no fee for application.

The applicant should firstly complete and send an email to the University, giving a brief summary of their application.

Once this has been done we will then need to review the following items from the candidate for admission:

• A copy of the identity page of a government-issued ID document or passport;
• A full resumé or curriculum vitæ;
• Copies of educational certificates and transcripts;
• A written proposal detailing the degree to be sought and the route by which this may be achieved.

This is usually followed by a consideration of whether mentoring for the proposal can be provided with the resources available. At this stage, informal discussion may take place with the proposed mentor and the learning contract may take shape.

When the process is complete and the University has both received all documents required and confirmed with the candidate that their programme is viable, the candidate will receive the course place acceptance form. This formalizes the details of their application and states the terms and conditions applicable to the candidate’s studies. The candidate will need to sign the form to indicate their acceptance of the offer and associated terms. At the same time, the candidate will submit the first payment of fees. Following receipt of these items, the candidate will be formally matriculated onto their programme of study.

A course place offer is valid for up to three months. After this time, the applicant will need to submit a new application.

Important notes for applicants

Before making application, the prospective applicant should satisfy themselves that the degree or diploma of European-American University will be suitable for their present and anticipated future needs. In doing so they should be aware of the content of the status and acceptance pages on this website and should also make enquiries, in advance, of any third party from whom they may require acceptance of their credential. European-American University makes no claims of acceptance by third parties except where a specific agreement exists to that effect.

By making application, the applicant confirms that they understand that all credentials granted by European-American University are granted on the basis of the University’s legal authorities described on the Status page.

Application restrictions

Because of licensing and legal restrictions on the provision of higher education, we may restrict or refuse applications from certain countries and/or states.