Study Abroad

International students should follow the admission process to get into Brown University:

Student must find a course that fits with their qualification and interest. Once they decided, they should check the basic qualification and requirements of the program.

They can apply via Common App for uG programs, and via the university portal for PG programs. They need to submit transcripts, LOR, SOP, English language requirements, and more.

After filling out the application, students must submit application fees.

An IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with no band less than 5.5 is required for Sweden student visa purposes.

There are technically three sections on the GMAT exam:

1. Quantitative Reasoning (QR)
2. Verbal Reasoning (VR)
3. Data Insights (DI)

These are the sections on GMAT exam and they can be attempted in any order. There is no hard and fast rule that they have to be attempted in the above given order. 

The GMAT exam syllabus is fixed and is not dynamic. There are a fixed set of topics per section that applicants have to look at to prepare for the syllabus. The exam sylabus does not change randomly or at a short span, official statements are released and time is given for implementation as well. 

International students interested in scholarships at the institute must satisfy the general requirements mentioned below:

- Must possess an admission offer from Arden University Berlin for the course you're seeking a scholarship for

- Must be a citizen of the country listed at Schedule 2 of the Arden Scholarship page, at the time of application

Elisa Manicardi, current working as an engagement manager at pharmaceutical company: Colorcon, is a notable alumni of the Arden University.

Elisa has been a long serving member of the healthcare industry having spent 12 years as an advisor at Colorcon, before working as a EHS & Security Manager at GW, Manager of Risk Advisory Systems at Deloitte & coming full circle back to Colorcon, where she began her professional journey.

Bradly Sinden, a member of Great Britain's taekwondo team won a silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Sinden was also the first British male athlete to become a World Taekwondo Champion, doing so in the World Taekwondo Championships of 2019.

Hailing from Doncaster, UK, Bradly pursued a degree in accounting & finance from the Arden University.