How to read the ranking list and confirm a place
The webinar covers portal statuses, enrollment dates, required originals, withdrawal and appeal procedures.

Academic dates, admissions meetings and campus events.
The webinar covers portal statuses, enrollment dates, required originals, withdrawal and appeal procedures.
Individual results and next steps will be available after sign-in; public summaries will not contain names or full applicant numbers.
The team will explain deadlines, documents, wait-list rules, proxy authorization and secure submission of missing data.
Staff will check original documents, declarations, student-ID photos and program-choice confirmation.
The session covers residence documents, insurance, accommodation, registration and preparation before orientation week.
Confidential consultations cover alternative-format materials, assistive technology, physical access and first-class arrangements.
The session covers account activation, lending rules, remote access to licensed resources and the mandatory library-training calendar.
The team will help check scans, translations, fee confirmations and data corrections before the July 26 deadline.
Librarians will demonstrate catalog use, trial databases, bibliography managers and first reading lists.
The helpdesk covers sign-in, password reset, university mail, MFA and secure portal document downloads.
The session explains ranking-list publication, enrollment confirmation, appeals and the additional round for remaining places.
The team presents the confidential needs-request process, accessible formats, assistive technology and consultation dates.
Office hour focused on scan completeness, translations, document legalization and data corrections before the document stage closes.
Tutors will cover work selection, design-process descriptions, presentation preparation and consultation rules.
Short consultations on requirements, documents, fees and comparing programs.
Overview of document legalization, languages of instruction, insurance and arrival support.
The meeting connects computer science, public health and ethics of decision-support tools.
Training covers sign-in, university mail, MFA, incident reporting and secure document downloads.
Formal opening ceremony with university authorities and invited guests.
Faculty presentations, admissions consultations and campus tour.
Mobility rules, documents and application deadlines.
Meetings with regional employers, CV consultations and internship-program presentations.
Experiments, robotics workshops, health zone and project presentations prepared by staff and partners.
Library training, year-tutor meetings, portal rules and campus safety for admitted first-year students.
Discussion of the post-first-semester survey plan, class observations and program-improvement plans.
A music program prepared by the Faculty of Art and Design and cultural partners for the first academic community.