Graduate Admissions – Master
September 9, 2026 2026-09-11 10:40Graduate Admissions – Master
Admission to the Graduate Programs
Cavalla International University welcomes accomplished graduates, emerging professionals, and experienced practitioners seeking advanced knowledge, professional distinction, and intellectual development through graduate study. Admission to the Master's degree programs is designed to identify applicants who demonstrate the academic preparation, intellectual maturity, professional motivation, and capacity for independent study expected of graduate students.
CIU employs a holistic approach to graduate admission. Applications are evaluated not solely on academic credentials, but on the applicant's overall preparation, professional experience, academic objectives, and potential to contribute meaningfully to the intellectual community of the University.
Program Length and Learning Pathways
Cavalla International University offers Master's degree programs through two flexible completion pathways, allowing qualified students to select an academic pace consistent with their professional commitments, prior preparation, and educational objectives.
Traditional Completion
18 MonthsMaster's degree programs are normally completed in 18 months, subject to the specific curriculum, course availability, satisfactory academic progress, and completion of all degree requirements.
Fast-Track Completion
9–12 MonthsEligible students may complete the program in approximately 9–12 months, depending upon the academic program, course sequencing, student workload, prior preparation, and satisfactory academic progress.
Minimum Admission Requirements
Applicants seeking admission to a Master's degree program are expected to satisfy the following requirements:
1 Undergraduate Degree
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution of higher education.
2 Official Academic Records
Applicants must submit official academic transcripts from institutions previously attended. Unofficial copies are acceptable for initial admissions.
3 Statement of Purpose
Applicants must submit a Statement of Purpose or Graduate Goal Statement, normally approximately 300 words. The statement provides the Admissions Committee with an opportunity to understand the applicant's intellectual motivation and aspirations beyond the academic transcript.
4 Curriculum Vitae or Résumé
Applicants should submit a current Curriculum Vitae (CV) or professional résumé. Professional experience may be particularly relevant for applicants entering practice-oriented graduate programs.
5 Identification
Applicants must provide a valid government-issued identification document or passport for purposes of identity verification and academic record administration.
6 Application Fee
Applicants must submit the applicable non-refundable application fee at the time of application.
Standardized Tests
GRE and GMAT scores are generally not required for admission to CIU Master's degree programs, unless a specific graduate program establishes an additional testing requirement.
The University emphasizes the applicant's overall academic preparation, professional experience, intellectual purpose, and potential for successful graduate study.
Graduate Admission Checklist
Applicants should ensure that the following materials are submitted: