Can you give some reasons to choose EUCLID over other institutions
The Intergovernmental University Built for a Globalized, Challenging World In an era when many traditional US and UK institutions face growing questions about cost, relevance, ideological bias, and long-term value, EUCLID stands apart as a genuinely different kind of university. As the world's only multi-continental, treaty-based intergovernmental university (charter published
Is EUCLID University an African institution?
No, EUCLID is not an African institution in the narrow or conventional sense. It is a treaty-based intergovernmental university established by an international agreement between participating states. Its member/participating states span multiple continents (including Africa, the Caribbean, Asia-Pacific, and others), and it maintains a genuinely global footprint with faculty, students,
May I use previous degrees from private or unaccredited universities? Is ASIC UK considered valid accreditation for EUCLID purposes? What about ATHEA?
EUCLID University welcomes applications from candidates with degrees earned at private universities, subject to the following clear policy: Private universities: Degrees from properly accredited private institutions are fully accepted. In nearly all cases, proper accreditation is confirmed by the institution being listed in the UNESCO/IAU World Higher Education Database (WHED).
Is there an admissions interview, and what does it cover?
EUCLID University does not systematically require an admissions interview as part of the standard application process. However, an interview may be scheduled in specific cases: Upon the applicant's own request – If you would like to speak with an admissions officer or faculty member, you may simply indicate this in
Do I need to submit GRE/GMAT, TOEFL/IELTS, or other standardized test scores?
No. EUCLID does not require GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS, or any other standardized test scores for admission. However, an adequate (fluent) level of English proficiency — both written and spoken — is an absolute requirement. It is carefully evaluated during the admissions process through: Review of your official transcripts and
Who is eligible to apply (government officials, diplomats, general public, specific regions)?
EUCLID is open to four main groups of applicants: Government staff or governmentally designated scholars (this includes diplomats and civil servants, who are the university's primary audience and often qualify for full or substantial scholarships, especially if from Participating States or ministries). Special government-endorsed groups (especially women). General public applicants
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