Admissions

I FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME STUDY

Full-time study: the student meets the requirements of at least 75 % of the extent of the curriculum by the end of each academic year. The student is entitled to health insurance benefits, study loans and national education allowances. The study placements funded from the state budget are open for eligible full-time students.

Part-time study: the student meets the requirements of 50% to 75% of the extent of the curriculum by the end of each academic year. The student is entitled to health insurance benefits, but not to study loans and national education allowances.

Admission requirements

Secondary education acquired in Estonia or an equivalent education from a foreign country;

For applicants having finished a school with the language of instruction other than Estonian: at least a 60-point score of the state exam Estonian as a Second Language or the Certificate of the Estonian Language Proficiency Examination or the equivalent result of the Intermediate Estonian Examination.

Ranking criteria

Grade point average (GPA) of the Secondary Education Diploma.

The Admissions Committee may invite the candidate to an interview.

NB! Students that have received their secondary education in Estonia before 1998 or abroad altogether can take the State Exams at National Examination and Qualification Centre. More information: National Examination and Qualification Centre, Lõõtsa 4, 11415 Tallinn, Estonia.

Phone: +372 7350 500

E-mail: info@ekk.edu.ee

Admission documents:

Application Form (available on-site and at http://www.itcollege.ee);

Diploma of Secondary Education (original or certified copy);

1 photo (3×4 cm);

ID card or passport;

Additionally:

Written Statement of the Estonian Academic Recognition Information Centre (Koidula 13A, Tallinn, Phone +372 6962 414) regarding the education certificate issued abroad and the National Examination and Qualification Centre´s endorsement of the certificate of study (with grades and accomplishments) awarded to the applicant outside Estonia.

Certificate issued by the National Examination and Qualification Centre of the Intermediate Estonian Examination.

II EXTERNAL

The external student conducts individual academic activities in accordance with the conditions concluded between the parties. An external student is eligible to choose subjects in the curriculum, participate in classes, take examinations, receive assessments and obtain a diploma. The external student does not have a formal status of a student. The external student can apply for matriculation after one semester in case the educational requirements are fulfilled and at least 15 credit points have been accumulated at the IT College. Registering external students takes place in the beginning of each semester provided the availability of vacant places.

Admission documents:

Application Form (available on-site and at http://www.itcollege.ee);

Diploma of Secondary Education (original or certified copy);

1 photo (3×4 cm);

ID card or passport.

III EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM ESTONIAN UNIVERSITIES

Admission documents:

Application Form

Proof of study at another educational institution;

1 photo (3×4 cm);

ID card or passport.

IV EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES (i.e. through ERASMUS)

Admission for ERASMUS students: Deadlines for applications are June 30th for the fall term and November 30th for the spring term. See more on: http://www.itcollege.ee/?url=exchange_programs

Further information about admissions:

IT College, Admissions Office
Raja 4C, room 207 (II floor)
Tel +372 628 5800 or +372 628 5830
E-mail: info@itcollege.ee

Bank accounts:

Estonian IT Foundation (Eesti Infotehnoloogia Sihtasutus)
Swedbank, SWIFT: HABA EE2X, account number 22101439 6246
SEB, SWIFT: EEUHEE2X, account number 10220009433011

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