General introduction

As of 2013, the Academy has cooperated in training with 4 prestigious universities in the United States, England, New Zealand, Japan… Attending joint programs will help you save costs and time. Prepare and study in an international environment, have many foreign scholarships, and receive transfer application support from the school. After completing the domestic and international training phase, students will receive a diploma. awarded by reputable foreign universities. The following is basic information for you about the Academy’s admission policy:

Training process

• Phase 1: study at the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology
• Phase 2: study at a foreign partner university

Enrollment form

• Admission: candidates must graduate from high school and have a grade 12 average of 6.5 or higher.

Transition condition

• Admission: candidates must graduate from high school and have a grade 12 average of 6.5 or higher.

Affiliate programs at the Academy.

• 2+2 joint program with College of Staten Island (The City University of NewYork), USA.