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What should you prepare for your UBIS MBA application?
Start by gathering the core documents that support your identity, academic background and professional profile. Having these ready can make the application process more straightforward and reduce delays caused by missing information.
For the UBIS MBA, applicants should be prepared to provide their academic records, a government-issued form of identification, a current CV or résumé, a short motivation letter and, where required, evidence of English-language proficiency.
Explore the UBIS MBAStart your UBIS application1. Academic degree certificate and transcripts
Your academic records help UBIS review whether your previous studies meet the entry requirements for the MBA. Prepare your degree certificate or equivalent qualification together with the relevant academic transcripts.
If you have also completed graduate-level coursework elsewhere, those records may be useful for a separate transfer-credit review.
Review the MBA transfer pathway2. Government-issued identification
Prepare a clear copy of a valid government-issued identification document. This is used to confirm your identity as part of the admissions process.
Check that the document is readable and current before uploading it with your application materials.
3. CV or résumé
Your CV or résumé gives the admissions team a concise view of your professional and academic background. Include your recent work experience, education and relevant responsibilities or achievements.
Keep the document current and easy to scan so it supports the rest of your application clearly.
4. Motivation letter
Prepare a concise motivation letter of about 250 words explaining why you want to pursue the MBA and how the program fits your goals.
Focus on your reasons for applying, your professional direction and what you hope to develop through graduate business study.
5. English-language evidence, if required
Some applicants may be asked to provide evidence of English-language proficiency. Whether this is required depends on the applicant's academic and language background.
If you are unsure whether you need to submit language evidence, review the admissions guidance or contact UBIS before completing your application.
Review UBIS admissions informationWhat happens after you submit?
After submission, UBIS reviews the information and documents provided with your application. If anything further is needed, the admissions team may request additional information before a final admissions decision is made.
Submitting complete and accurate documents from the start helps the review focus on your eligibility rather than on missing materials.
Ready to apply to the UBIS MBA?
Use this checklist to gather your documents before you begin. When your academic records, identification, CV, motivation letter and any required language evidence are ready, you can move through the application more efficiently.
You can also review the MBA program page and transfer-credit pathway before applying if you want a clearer picture of the program structure or possible credit evaluation.
Apply to UBISView the UBIS MBAFrequently asked questions
What documents do I need for the UBIS MBA application?
Applicants should be prepared to provide academic records, government-issued identification, a current CV or résumé, a motivation letter and, where required, evidence of English-language proficiency.
How long should the MBA motivation letter be?
A concise motivation letter of about 250 words is appropriate for explaining your goals and reasons for applying.
Can I request transfer credit when applying to the MBA?
Yes. If you have prior eligible graduate-level coursework, UBIS can review it separately for possible transfer credit according to its transfer policies.
Do all applicants need English-language test results?
Not necessarily. The requirement depends on the applicant's academic and language background, so some applicants may be asked to provide evidence while others may not.