Country
Ethiopia
Introduction

Welcome to the information page for applicants who have completed studies in Ethiopia. Here you can find information about how to meet the English requirements, what previous studies meet the minimum entry requirements and any special documentation instruction and country-specific information.

For bachelor's level
  • From 2011: University Entrance Examination Certificate (UEEC) + 1 year of higher education studies
  • Before 2010: Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Examination (EHEEE) + 1 year of higher education studies

Documentation requirements

Supporting documents need to be submitted in one of the following ways:

With an electronic signature in pdf format

Only pdf documents are accepted with application that are digitally signed by the institution and coming from trusted Adobe parties. The document can be attached in the online application form or sent to transcript@hi.is.

Certified documents on paper

Signed and stamped in color by the appropriate institution or an official party, e.g. the magistrate. The documents must be sent by post to the:

University of Iceland
Student Registration
Saemundargata 4
102 Reykjavík
Iceland

It is also possible to hand them to the Service Desk in the University Centre which is in the same building as Student Registration.

Direct online verification database or electronic validation portal

This applies for example to governmental or institutional online verification portals.

Applicants are required to provide information on the location of the portal and include any information, such as reference number, which is part of the verification process. Students are responsible for all fees associated with this process.

Documents issued by a country's service portal

Third party service portals such as: Parchment, GradIntelligence, National Student Clearing House, Digitary and Open Certs.

Access to the portal is sent to transcript@hi.is. Applicants are responsible for all fees associated with this process. Make sure that any reference numbers that is needed for the online verification is included in your email.

For master's level

The admission requirement for most study programs at the University of Iceland at the graduate level is to have finished a bachelor's degree with a first-class grade average (7.25). Please be aware that this does not apply to all study programs. In the following link, you can find admission requirements for all graduate programs: Course Catalogue

Documentation requirements

Supporting documents need to be submitted in one of the following ways:

With an electronic signature in pdf format

Only pdf documents are accepted with application that are digitally signed by the institution and coming from trusted Adobe parties. The document can be attached in the online application form or sent to transcript@hi.is.

Certified documents on paper

Signed and stamped in color by the appropriate institution or an official party, e.g. the magistrate. The documents must be sent by post to the:

University of Iceland
Student Registration
Saemundargata 4
102 Reykjavík
Iceland

It is also possible to hand them to the Service Desk in the University Centre which is in the same building as Student Registration.

Direct online verification database or electronic validation portal

This applies for example to governmental or institutional online verification portals.

Applicants are required to provide information on the location of the portal and include any information, such as reference number, which is part of the verification process. Students are responsible for all fees associated with this process.

Documents issued by a country's service portal

Third party service portals such as: Parchment, GradIntelligence, National Student Clearing House, Digitary and Open Certs.

Access to the portal is sent to transcript@hi.is. Applicants are responsible for all fees associated with this process. Make sure that any reference numbers that is needed for the online verification is included in your email.

Translation requirements

Documents in the original language, as well as an official English translation, are required.
If your school issues your transcripts in English, these can be accepted.

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