Admissions · Master's Degree

Master's Degree Admissions Guide

Master is a degree that Phnom Penh International University (PPIU) provides to all students who had already passed their Bachelor's Degree.

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Years

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Intakes / yr
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Program Overview

The Master’s degree at Phnom Penh International University (PPIU) is a postgraduate program for students who have already completed a Bachelor’s degree. It requires applicants to submit an application form, required documents (including degree certificate, ID card, and photos), and pay the study fee. Students then begin classes according to the university schedule and must follow all PPIU rules and regulations.

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Entry Requirements
Academic

Bachelor's Gaduation Certificate. (Bachelor's degree Certificate) 1 copy

Entrance Assessment

All Master's applicants sit an entrance assessment administered by PPIU. This is used alongside your Bachelor's results as part of the admissions review. Contact the Admissions Office or your target faculty for details on the assessment format.

Language

Instruction is in Khmer and English across all four faculties. No external English language test is required for entry. The ILC English Proficiency Program is available to all enrolled students who wish to strengthen their English.

Age

No minimum age restriction. Open to recent Bachelor's graduates and mature applicants who meet the academic requirements.

Intakes

Two intakes per academic year. Contact the Admissions Office or your faculty's Student Affairs Officer for exact intake opening and closing dates.

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Documents Required

Bring originals and copies to the Admissions Office or your faculty. Originals will be returned after verification.

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Application form –– 5th floor Front Office

Buy at Student Consultation Office, 5th floor – 5,000 Riel

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BAC II Certificate –– original and copy

Must show your Grade 12 national exam result

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3 recent photos –– (4x6 cm)

Male : white shirt + black suit + tie, white bg, natural hair, ears visible | Female: white shirt, white bg, natural hair, ears visible

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National identity card ––

Birth certificate (if applicable.)

International applicants: Academic transcripts must be accompanied by a certified English translation if not already in English or Khmer. A visa support letter is issued by PPIU upon offer acceptance.
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Application Process
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Choose your major

Browse PPIU's four faculties and their programs on the Academics page. Confirm your preferred program is open for the upcoming intake with the faculty's Student Affairs Officer.

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Collect and submit documents

Prepare all required documents (see section above). Submit in person to the PPIU Front Office at #56, Street 169, Phnom Penh, or to your faculty's Student Affairs Office.

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Sit the entrance assessment

PPIU conducts an entrance assessment for all Bachelor's applicants. The format and schedule will be communicated by the Front Office after your documents are received.

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Receive your result and complete enrollment

Results are announced by PPIU. Successful applicants proceed to fee payment and formal enrollment. Your Student Affairs Officer will provide semester registration guidance.

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Attend orientation

New students attend PPIU orientation — covering Google Classroom setup, academic calendar, campus facilities, faculty introductions, and the semester study schedule.

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Tuition & Fees

PPIU's tuition fees vary by faculty and are confirmed each academic year. The most accurate and current figures are provided directly by the Admissions Office or your faculty's Student Affairs Officer — please contact them before making your enrollment decision.

Get current tuition information
#56, Street 169, Phnom Penh
Scholarship and financial support options may be available. Ask the Admissions Office about current options when you contact them.
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After Enrollment –– What to Expect

Once enrolled, PPIU students have access to the following throughout their studies:

check-o Google Classroom –– digital assignments, learning materials, and communication
check-o PPIU e-Library –– digital textbooks, journals, and academic databases
check-o SCIC –– Student Counseling & Information Office for academic advising
check-o ILC English Proficiency Program –– language support through the Vocational Training Center
check-o International exchange –– digital assignments, learning materials, and communication
check-o Research-Based Teaching –– digital assignments, learning materials, and communication