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Application questions:
IADP@asu.edu
Undergraduate student I-20’s:
asuinternational@asu.edu
Graduate student I-20’s:
International Students and Scholars Center
issc@asu.edu
Eligibility:
Please contact the International Office at your home institution.
New partnerships:
If you are faculty or staff from ASU or another university and have questions about new partnerships, please contact asuglobal@asu.edu.
ASU and its leading partner universities offer International Accelerated Degree Programs (IADP) to highly qualified students that empower them to complete a degree from their home university while earning a master’s degree from ASU at an accelerated pace.
Get an exceptional graduate education while becoming a highly valued job candidate across global industries.
Earn an ASU master’s degree in less time and at a lower cost, with GRE/GMAT requirements waived, a single application fee for all phases of the program, and elite student support.
International Accelerated Degree Programs are available to highly qualified students from participating partner institutions. Available degree programs are specified in the IADP agreement between ASU and the partner university. Before applying to an IADP, students should first consult with their home university’s International Office IADP advisor.
Students must meet the requirements of both their home university and ASU. To qualify, students will need proof of the required previous courses or degree; a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a scale of 4 points; and a qualifying English proficiency test score. Some programs have a higher GPA requirement. Please discuss the GPA requirements with an academic advisor.
ASU has a variety of IADP agreements with partner universities. Students should contact the International Office at their home university to learn what IADP degree program options are available to them.
Geographic Information Systems, MAS
Political Science, MA
Urban and Environmental Planning, MUEP
Public Administration, MPA
Social Work, MSW
Biomedical Engineering, MS
Chemical Engineering, MS
Civil, Environmental, and Sustainable Engineering, MS
Computer Engineering, MS
Computer Science, MS
Construction Management, MS
Electrical Engineering, MSE
Engineering, MS
Environmental and Resource Management, MS
Industrial Engineering, MS
Information Technology, MS
Materials Science and Engineering, MS
Mechanical Engineering, MS
Software Engineering, MS
Solar Energy Engineering and Commercialization, PSM
Architecture, MArch
Industrial Design, MID
Landscape Architecture, MLA
Urban Design, MUD
Performance, MM
Communication Studies, MA
Interdisciplinary Studies, MA
Sustainability, MS
Global Management, MGM
Accountancy, MACC
Business Analytics, MS
Finance, MS
Global Logistics, MS
Information Management, MS
Real Estate Development, MRED
Taxation, MTax
Business Analytics, MS
Finance, MS
Global Logistics, MS
Information Management, MS
Business Analytics, MS
Finance, MS
Beijing Normal University
Capital University of Economics and Business
Central University of Finance and Economics
China University of Petroleum, Beijing
Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
Guangxi University
Hainan University
Harbin Institute of Technology
Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Nanjing Institute of Audit
Nantong University
Northwest University
Renmin University
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Southeast University
Southwest University of Finance and Economics
Wuhan University
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Ashesi University
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad
Peoples Education Society University
Xavier University Bhubaneswar
Meiji University
Pan-Atlantic University
ESAN University
Asian Institute of Management
Sejong University
Seoul National University
Woosong University
National Central University
National Chengchi University
Soochow University
Institute of Management Technology-Dubai
The following information defines some of the IADP formats.
3+1+1 (Visit the "Apply" tab to submit your application)
4+1+2 (Visit the “Apply” tab to submit your application)
2+1 (Follow application instructions under the Instructions tab for "Graduate applicants to IADPs")
1+1 (Follow application instructions under the Instructions tab for "Graduate applicants to IADPs")
3.5+0.5+1 (Visit the "Apply" tab to submit your application"
ASU works with partner universities to develop a variety of IADPs in business, sciences, engineering, arts and humanities. Proposals for new IADP formats are welcome for exploration. Send inquiries to IADP@asu.edu.
This IADP application is for students applying to the undergraduate portion of an IADP. Deadline to apply is May 1.
If your IADP format begins at the graduate level (1+1, 2+1, 1+1+1), view the "Instructions" tab above.
If you are NOT part of an IADP program, and are interested in applying to ASU, please contact Admissions. Students who have not received prior approval from an International Office Advisor, or are from schools that do not have IADP agreements with ASU, will not be considered for IADP program admission and the application fee will not be refunded.
Review the "Programs" tab for a full list of participating programs.
The IADP application is for undergraduate students whose home institution has an IADP agreement with ASU and includes taking undergraduate coursework at ASU. Before beginning the IADP application, students should review all information regarding the application process.
Please note: Students should not apply through the IADP application link if they have already received an undergraduate degree.
If your IADP format is a 1+1, or other IADP format that begins at the graduate level at ASU, carefully follow these instructions.
Send questions to IADP@asu.edu.
Once you successfully complete the undergraduate semesters at ASU, do the following:
It is important to provide the home institution with an official ASU transcript. This allows the undergraduate degree to be awarded. Request official transcripts through MyASU.
You must provide transcripts, degree certificate and/or diploma, from your home institution to ASU. 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). For questions about submitting transcripts, contact Admissions.
Send transcripts to : Arizona State University, Graduate Admission Services, PO Box 870112, Tempe, AZ 85287-0112.
Once ASU has received the final official transcripts, degree certificate and/or diploma, Financial Guarantee Form and proof of funding, you will be issued a new I-20 for your graduate program. Failure to provide ASU with these documents could cause a delay in studies.
Important: In all cases, students must be in good academic standing such as a minimum GPA of 3.0, to continue to the graduate portion of the accelerated degree program.
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
The IADP application deadline is May 1. All IADP applications and all supporting documents must be completed no later than May 1. Students will receive notification of admittance sometime between May and June. Students can also review their application status on their My ASU.
Students with dual citizenship may qualify to apply to an IADP program. Be sure to indicate your full citizenship when applying. For additional information please contact issc@asu.edu.
No. IADP programs are offered only in the Fall semester.
Visit International Admissions or contact asuinternational@asu.edu
ASU must receive official English proficiency test results from one of the following: TOEFL (www.ETS.org), IELTS (www.IELTS.org), or PTE (http://personpte.com). Additional information on English proficiency can be found at https://students.asu.edu/graduate/proficiency.
GRE and GMAT exams are not required for IADP students.
Students should use the IADP application that applies to their specific program. If a fee is paid in the wrong application, the application fee is non-refundable. If you are experiencing a technical problem with an IADP application or a Graduate Supplemental Application, please review the application instructions. If you are unable to resolve, contact IADP@asu.edu for assistance.
The IADP 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 IADP. 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). All official documents must be mailed to:
Admission Services
Arizona State University
PO Box 870112
Tempe, AZ 85287-0112
This can happen to students who exit the IADP application before making payment. If the application has not been saved, and is closed prior to making payment, the student will not be able to access their application and a fee/bill will appear on the student’s MyASU. The payment options will be listed and the fee must be paid in full before the student’s IADP application can be considered “complete” and enter the review process. Please note it may take a few days for the fee/bill to appear on the student’s MyASU account.
Sometime between May through June, admitted students will receive an admission letter, SEVIS information and information on completing the I-20 form.
Sometime between May through June, admitted students will receive an admission letter, SEVIS information and information on completing the I-20 form.
Please review the immigration steps web page or contact asuinternational@asu.edu.
The undergraduate financial guarantee form is at this link. (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 IADP. 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 your IADP. 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).
The Graduate Supplemental Application is a process for collecting required materials for your graduate program, copies of college transcripts, and English Proficiency results.
The supplemental application priority deadline is May 1.
You can initiate your supplemental application to view the required documents. Once initiated, you can save and complete it at a later time.
Follow the below instructions to review and complete the Graduate Supplemental Application.
Each time a new Graduate Supplemental Application is initiated, a document is created. This causes duplicate records and will delay processing time. Students should re-enter their Graduate Supplemental Application via the email link from the first application that was initiated.
Letters of recommendation should be uploaded when completing the Graduate Supplemental Application. If you have any questions regarding your letters of recommendation, please email IADP@asu.edu.
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.
Where do I apply for a 1+1 program? (1 master's from home university + 1 master's from ASU)
For 1+1 students applying to an IADP program that combines graduate studies from their home university with graduate studies at ASU, apply directly through the Graduate Admissions website.
Once students have completed the graduate application, email the following to IADP@asu.edu:
Application deadlines are determined by the academic department offering the program. Contact information can be found at ASU degree search.
Please email questions to IADP@asu.edu.
Completing your degree: Information on format review and the process for programs with a culminating experience. (Examples: thesis, capstone, applied project, etc.)
Graduation deadlines: Information on important deadlines and procedures for scheduling your defense.
ASU Writing Centers: ASU Writing Centers offer a dynamic, supportive learning environment for undergraduate and graduate students at any stage of the writing process. Tutors from a wide range of majors help students hone writing skills and gain confidence in their writing. Please visit the ASU Writing Centers website for workshops and for additional services.
University Academic Success Programs Student Services have Tutoring Centers located on all four campuses and offer free tutoring in a variety of subjects to all enrolled students. Depending on the course, both online and in-person tutoring is available, as well as small group tutoring on a walk-in basis. For specific campus information, visit the linked website.
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If you have any questions, please email IADP@asu.edu