Out of our 38 full-time diploma and common programmes, 16 courses have an intake allowance of 50% via the EAE:
[Information updated as of 5 May 2026]
3 Key Tips for your EAE Application
Be focused. Tell your story.
Why do you want this course?
What problems do you want to solve?
A clear, personal motivation and sense of purpose make your submission stand out.
Be authentic. Show passion.
Showcase real projects or achievements that reflect your true interests, and back them up with proof in any relevant form.
Be confident. Don't hesitate.
Familiarise yourself with interview questions and practise your answers. Don't be afraid to exchange ideas and thoughts with your interviewers and fellow candidates.
Find out how applicants are evaluated, discover useful tips to create standout write-ups, and master your interviews!
- Advanced & Digital Manufacturing (C62)
- Aerospace Engineering (C26)
- AI & Data Engineering (C31)
- AI Robotics (C87) NEW
- Biomedical Engineering (C71)
- Cloud Engineering (C75)
- Electronic & Computer Engineering (C89)
- Sustainability in Engineering with Business (C41)
- Common Business & Technology Programme (C24)
- Common Engineering Programme (C42)
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