Relevant documents that are needed for admission to a Bachelor's or Master’s programme can be found on our website in the respective page of your desired study programme. In general, you will need to provide the following: Via Upload: Copy of either your degree certificate or high school diploma (or an equivalent university entrance qualification), depending on the programme you're applying for. Copy of the Transcript of Records (with all of the modules taken in your previous institution [university, college, etc.] and grades). Sworn (certified) translation of your university entrance qualification and Transcript of Records if your documents are not in English or German.* Copy of your official photo ID (For data protection reasons, please black out all data fields with the exception of first name, surname, date of birth, expiration date and nationality.) CV with details of education, studies and work experience. Copy(s) of proof of professional work experience (e.g. job references/interim references, pay slips) - this is only required for some programmes. Proof of English (not older than five years), e.g. TOEFL (min. 80 points), IELTS (min. Level 6), Duolingo test (min. 95 points), OR medium of instruction from your secondary school or university studies. Sent via Post: Certified copy of either your degree certificate or high school diploma (or an equivalent university entrance qualification), depending on the programme you're applying for. Alternatively, your documents can also be sent directly from the issuing institution via email to admission-online@iu.org. Sworn (certified) translations of your degree certificate or high school diploma (or an equivalent university entrance qualification).* *The admissions documents must be provided in English or German, if they were not issued in one of these two languages, a translation is required. If you need to translate your documents, we can help refer you to our trusted translation partners M21 Global. You can find more details here. If you translate your documents via M21 Global, there’s no need to provide a certified copy of the translation, as this is done by them. You’ll only need to certify the original language version of your documents