Pan African University

Admission to the Pan African University is competitive and based on academic qualifications. Applicants must hold a relevant bachelor's degree or its equivalent, and for postgraduate programs, a master’s degree may be required for doctoral candidates. The university prioritizes students from African countries but is also open to other international applicants. English and French proficiency may be required, depending on the language of instruction. Admission is usually based on academic merit, entrance exams, and interviews, where applicable.

Pan African University offers scholarships to support both African and international students in their academic journey. These scholarships typically cover tuition fees and provide financial assistance for living expenses. PAU scholarships are highly competitive and are awarded based on academic merit, leadership potential, and the ability to contribute to Africa's development. The university collaborates with various regional and international partners to provide additional funding opportunities for students pursuing graduate education.