- Master's admission eligibility
- Accredited Bachelor's degree in humanities, social sciences, law, or international development, or equivalent international credential; evidence of civic activism or community engagement.
- Doctoral admission eligibility
- Not applicable; alternative higher education academy focusing on certificates, diplomas, and validated master's degrees.
- Language proficiency
- Proficiency in English at CEFR B2 level (validated through personal interview, previous English-medium education, or standard test like IELTS 6.0 / Duolingo 105).
- Research statement / Proposal
- Personal statement of purpose (500-800 words) describing commitment to global social justice, community human rights advocacy, and ethical leadership.
- Application fee
- €50 administrative application fee (waivers available for displaced scholars and asylum seekers).
- Required documentation
- Undergraduate degree certificate, academic transcripts, curriculum vitae, statement of purpose, one letter of recommendation, and copy of passport or residence card.