Application systems differ by university, but most international applicants follow a similar sequence.
- Shortlist programs on each university’s international admissions site.
- Check eligibility: academic background, age rules (if any), and language tests.
- Prepare documents: passport, transcripts, diplomas, recommendations, study plan/personal statement, language certificates, and a photo.
- Submit online before the published deadline and pay any application fee if required.
- Track results, then use admission documents (often including a JW202/JW201 form) to apply for a student visa.
Graduate research applicants should also contact potential supervisors when the program expects it.