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Université AdventisteZurcher

Admissions 2026-2027

Joining UAZ, step by step

After your Baccalauréat or bachelor's degree, join a university that trains competent leaders of integrity. Here is everything you need to know to prepare your application.

The process

Four steps to enrol

  1. 1

    Choose your field

    Browse our seven fields of study and find the track that matches your plans.

  2. 2

    Prepare your file

    Download the application form and recommendation letters, then gather the required documents.

  3. 3

    Submit it to the Registrar

    Send your file by post or hand it in at the Registrar's office, in a yellow folder.

  4. 4

    Sit the entrance exam

    Once your file has been reviewed, the Registrar's office will call you to confirm you may sit the exam.

Bachelor's

First-year admission

Open to holders of the Baccalauréat (or HSC / GCE A level). Admission is based on your file, followed by an exam.

Required documents

  • Completed application form
  • 2 recommendation letters in sealed envelopes, from two different people
  • Certified copy of the Baccalauréat (or HSC / GCE A level) and transcript
  • Copy of your national ID card or passport (birth certificate if under 18)
  • Certificate of residence
  • 4 passport photos
  • Medical certificate of good health
  • Scholarship holders: official financial aid letter

On exam day, bring the receipt for the admission fee and your authorisation letter, available from the Registrar's office. Make sure your phone number is up to date.

Master's

Master's admission

Open to holders of a bachelor's degree in the chosen field or a related discipline. Scan your file and send it to the Registrar's office.

  • Master's application form
  • 2 passport photos
  • Certified copy of your national ID card (or passport for international students)
  • Certified bachelor's diploma and transcript
  • Curriculum vitae
  • 2 recommendation letters
Master's application form

Master's in Computer Science

Bachelor's in computer science, software engineering, telecommunications, electronics, robotics, applied mathematics or networks.

Master's in Management

Bachelor's in economics, management, business computing, marketing, finance, accounting or administration.

Master's in English Studies

Bachelor's in English studies or arts and humanities.

Master's in Communication

Bachelor's in communication or a related discipline.