International partnership programs

Click on the "Programs" tab on this page and then click on the college's name to be directed to the department website. For specific program questions, please contact the department directly

Please click on the department website where you can find specific program information. If you have questions, contact the department directly.

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

Herberger Institute of Design and the Arts

New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences

W.P. Carey School of Busines

The application deadline is May 1 for the Fall semester. All applications and all supporting documents must be completed no later than May 1. Students will receive notification of admittance within 3-5 days of receiving an offer of admission. Students can also review their application status on My ASU.

Students with dual citizenship may apply to a program. Be sure to indicate your country of citizenship on the application when applying. If the U.S. is one of your countries of citizenship, please include that on the application of admission. A form I20 will not be issued for those with U.S. citizenship but a valid passport will be required for travel to the U.S.

No. Partnership programs are offered only in the Fall semester.

Visit International Admissions or contact asuinternational@asu.edu

English Proficiency requirements for undergraduate applicants: https://admission.asu.edu/international/undergrad/english-proficiency 

English Proficiency requirements for graduate applicants:  https://admission.asu.edu/international/graduate/english-proficiency

If a graduate program lists GRE or GMAT as a requirement for admission, the academic department in which the program resides can determine if a waiver will be issued.

Contact Admission Services Monday 8am-4pm or Tuesday-Friday 8am-5pm Arizona time 480-965-7788. Or refer to the contact details on this site for the academic program. Additional contact information can be found at https://admission.asu.edu/contact.

The application payment screen is a secured site and a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is not needed. For students who use a VPN, the VPN must be open prior to starting the application.

Official transcripts provide proof of the previous coursework or degree required for your program for admission. Official transcripts must include a version in the primary language of the university and a version translated to English (if English is not the university’s primary language). Please visit https://admission.asu.edu/apply/transcripts for more detailed information on sending transcripts.

This can happen to students who select submit and pay later option.  If the application is submitted prior to making payment, there will be a link on MyASU under the priority tasks to pay the fee. Your application will not move forward for review until payment is received.

Admitted students will receive an admission letter within 3-5 business days after admission.

After admission, there will be an I20 tracker on MyASU with document requirements that should be uploaded in order to receive a form I20 from ASU. 

Please review the immigration steps web page or contact asuinternational@asu.edu.

The undergraduate financial guarantee form is at this link and on MyASU priority tasks and I20 tracker. (https://students.asu.edu/international/financial-guarantee)

Once you are admitted to your program, you will receive an email with housing information. You may also review options on the ASU Housing website.

After arriving at ASU, students will participate in various orientations. There are orientations specific for both undergraduate and graduate international students scheduled in August. Academic units often schedule orientations as well, some of which are mandatory. Please watch your ASU email account and your MyASU account for notifications regarding orientations or reach out to an academic advisor in your department.

Please read all emails from your academic unit. If you have questions regarding your specific program or registering for courses, please contact an academic advisor from your program.

To remain in compliance with F1 visa regulations, undergraduate students must enroll in a minimum of 12 credit hours each semester at ASU.  In addition, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA at ASU to qualify for the graduate segment of the partnership program. Some ASU programs have a higher GPA requirement. Please discuss the specific program requirements with your academic advisor.

While at ASU, students are required to maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher to progress to the next semester of their program. Some programs have a higher GPA requirement. Please discuss the GPA requirements with an academic advisor. In addition, graduate students must receive a "C" or above on all work included in the Plan of Study (POS).

You will include contact information for your recommenders when you complete the graduate application for admission. Your recommenders will then be sent an email with information on completing and submitting the recommendation.

For information on maintaining visa status for graduate programs visit International Students and Scholars Center or contact issc@asu.edu.

For graduate students - review International Students and Scholars Center for information on the financial guarantee. You may also contact the ISSC or schedule an appointment. ISSC contact page

The Graduate College website provides a great deal of information as well as the ASU Graduate Policies and Procedures.