Jimma University

The admission process at Jimma University is competitive and is based primarily on the Ethiopian University Entrance Examination (EUEE). For undergraduate programs, prospective students must meet the national entrance exam requirements and have completed secondary education. Graduate programs typically require a relevant undergraduate degree and may have additional specific requirements, such as work experience or research proposals. The university also admits international students, who must provide evidence of their academic qualifications and meet language proficiency requirements. The university's admission office provides detailed guidelines on the process for local and international applicants.

Jimma University offers a range of scholarships and financial aid options to support both local and international students. These scholarships are typically awarded based on academic merit, financial need, and other factors such as community involvement and leadership skills. The university collaborates with government agencies and international organizations to provide funding opportunities for students, particularly in fields like public health, engineering, and agriculture. Students are encouraged to explore scholarship opportunities during the admission process and throughout their studies. Additionally, research grants and fellowships are available for graduate students working on relevant projects.