Bloomington University stands at the forefront of modern education, committed to fostering innovation, flexibility, and excellence in learning.At Bloomington, we believe in equipping our students not just with knowledge but with the skills to navigate the complexities of the real world.
Why choose Bloomington University
Choose Bloomington and you’ll put yourself ahead of the competition when the time comes to begin your career. Selecting BU means expanding your perspectives and acquiring fresh insights into the world. Our alumni are equipped for the future, poised to forge successful careers and create a positive impact.
We employ examples of innovative practices, the latest research, and cutting-edge technology in our teaching. Your learning experience will be enriched with real-world insights, and you'll acquire valuable industry experience through live projects, placements, internships, and networking opportunities. Additionally, you'll receive personalized academic support to guide you toward achieving your goals.
We understand that deciding on the ideal university-level course and selecting the right place to study can be a challenge, which is why BU provides all the resources you need to make informed decisions about your future. Our world-class blended learning faculty and unmatched student experience enable you to pursue your passions and create a positive impact.
What is Blended Learning @ BU
Blended courses offer the flexibility of e-learning while maintaining the valuable interaction with instructors and peers. This approach provides a versatile method to pursue your course of study, merging face-to-face and online learning experiences for accessibility. At BU, we've designed a hybrid approach so that 30%-70% of the traditional face-to-face instruction is seamlessly integrated with web-based online learning.
BU's blended courses allow students and faculty to take advantage of much of the flexibility and convenience of an online course while retaining the benefits of the face-to-face classroom experience.
What is BU Global Campus
BU's Global Campus offers a blend of virtual classes and online resources, complemented by in-person interactions for practical training through BU's qualified partners at convenient locations. This approach ensures a flexible and dynamic learning experience.
University offers a diverse range of degrees, starting from undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees. If you find yourself uncertain about the type of degree you are looking for, we've broken it down into the different types below:.
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We adopt a personalized and flexible admissions approach, considering the information provided in your application form. Our criteria include general entry requirements as well as subject-specific prerequisites for our courses. The information below pertains to students seeking admission to an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program. This encompasses both current students and applicants aiming to advance their studies at BU.
To be considered for admission to a graduate degree or certificate program, you must submit an application. Some of our courses will also require you to undertake an interview or attend a test or audition in addition to your application form.
Bloomington University accepts applications year-round. Some courses have different deadlines, and many are a long time in advance of the start of the course. For self-paced programs, there are no application deadlines, and you can apply at any time. Generally, applications for most programs are accepted until two weeks before the first class meeting or until the program fills, whichever comes first. A few programs may have an earlier deadline.
Important dates - Primary Intake - September/Fall
Program Duration
September – December
Applications open
Dec 1st, 2023 – July 10, 2024
Course Registration & Waitlisting start
Jul 11, 2024
Fee payment deadline
19:00 PM - Aug 1, 2024
Course starts
Aug 2024
Important dates - Secondary Intake - January/Winter
Program Duration
January – April
Applications open
Sep 1st, 2023 – Nov 6, 2023
Course Registration & Waitlisting start
Nov 7, 2023
Fee payment deadline
19:00 PM - Dec 19, 2023
Course starts
February 2024
Apply as early as possible!
Our recommendation: We strongly encourage students to submit their applications no later than six weeks before the scheduled commencement date of the intake they have applied for. This is to ensure that there is sufficient time for the application to be assessed, and if the application is successful, time to accept the Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) offer.
Missed your deadline?
While the application deadline is usually inflexible, don’t worry if you miss it. Some programs may consider late applications after the posted due date. Contact enrolment Services at enroll@bu.edu.cw to inquire about the possibility of submitting a late application.
Bloomington University programs welcome applications from a diverse range of individuals, including early-entry high school students, mature learners, and candidates from both near and far.
Undergraduate Certificates, Diplomas, and Associate Degrees are entry-level undergraduate degrees that are often practical and can be completed within six months to two years of full-time equivalent study. Entry Qualification Requirements (EQR) vary on a program-to-program basis.
Bachelor's Degrees typically span three to four years and can also be pursued in combination for a Dual Degree. Students seeking deeper research opportunities can opt for an Honours degree. Admission criteria differ based on the program, but generally, for most BU programs, successful completion of high school (10+2) or Senior Secondary School (Grade 12) or equivalent is required. We accept qualifications from all over the world. Visit International Entry Qualifications page and find out what academic equivalents apply to you.
Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Master's Degrees can take six months, a year or two years of full-time equivalent study, respectively. We usually accept a bachelor degree, or equivalent. Requirements will vary depending on recognition of institution and scoring system used. Applications are considered on a case-by-case basis. We accept international academic qualifications from all over the world. Visit International Academic Records page and find out what academic equivalents apply to you.
Postgraduate Research Programs can take two to five years, sometimes longer to complete. We usually accept an honours degree, masters degree or equivalent.
Strong examination outcomes is the primary criterion for admitting students to our courses. We acknowledge a diverse array of qualifications. If your grades fall short of your expectations, we strive to maintain flexibility when making the final decision on your application. We consider more than just exam results, whenever possible, taking into account potential learning barriers or additional information from your school or college.
Most courses at BU typically incorporate a blend of lectures, discussions, as well as reading and writing assignments. Proficiency in English across all skill areas (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) is essential for active and successful participation in classes.
If English is not your native language or you received your education in a language other than English, you must meet one of the English language proficiency requirements to enroll. Moreover, we may consider English proficiency demonstrated through Higher Secondary and above exams, contingent on the instituation and the overall score attained. Confirmation that English was the mode of instruction at your university might be considered as evidence to meet the requirements on a case-by-case basis.
Every course has a specific set of academic entry requirements that you need to meet to be considered for entry. Depending on the course, you may also be required to undergo an interview, test, or audition in addition to submitting your application form. Additional details about these requirements can be found on your course page.
Many BU courses, especially those delivered through online, blended, and hybrid learning formats, utilize an online learning management system. To access the LMS, you require, at a minimum, a dependable high-speed Internet connection and a computer capable of running a recent version of a major web browser, such as Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox.
Since programs conducted entirely online or blended or hybrid do not have visa requirements, international students who fulfill application criteria, including English language proficiency requirements, are encouraged to apply for any of our blended programs.
Deferring simply means delaying. A deferred entry involves applying for a course and then taking a year off before starting it. This might be pre-planned, for example, if you want to go on a gap year, or you might change your mind during the application process. You can choose a ‘deferred’ start date, please check that deferred entry is allowed before submitting your application
Bloomington University is an adult environment, and our students are typically 18 years old or above when they commence courses. Applicants must be 16 years old by the first day of classes and must have graduated from high school. We treat all our students as mature individuals and expect them to possess the necessary skills to study and live independently alongside people of all ages and from various backgrounds.
The term 'mature student' covers individuals from age 21 to pensionable age. we recognizes the value mature students bring to the classroom. When applying, you’ll need to provide evidence of your ability to study at the appropriate level, as well as any relevant experience related to your course. Your employment history can work in your favour, and any qualifications you’ve already taken will be considered.
Before you apply
We appreciate your interest in joining a program. The admissions process thoroughly evaluates the academic and personal qualifications of all applicants.With the University's common online application, we aim to facilitate the domestic and international admissions process for applying students through our helpful step-by-step guides.
University Common Admissions Portal is maintained by the Bloomington University, to apply for one of our study programs, complete our easy online application form. The form will ask you some basic questions, including your personal details, preferred program, and education history, to help us assess your academic level. You do not have to complete the form all at once; you can save it at any point and return to it later. Additionally, you can choose to upload the supporting documents mentioned in the checklist. When you’ve completed your application, You can keep track of the progress of your application on the same portal.
When applying to Bloomington University, you are required to declare on your all academic education in the application from all past and present universities, colleges, and post-secondary institutions attended, including Bloomington University. This includes completed degrees, diplomas, and post-secondary certificates, as well as programs that are currently in progress, incomplete studies, or discontinued studies. Your complete and up-to-date post-secondary educational history is necessary for the academic department to conduct a thorough review and evaluation of your application.
As a global student, we understand that you may not have Curaçao qualifications, but we accept qualifications from all over the world. Visit International Entry Qualifications for Grade 12 or equivalent and International Academic Records page for post secondary education to find out which academic equivalents apply to you.
Academic records must include the dates of your enrolment, details of all subjects or courses, units, credits or hours, and grades for each subject. If your rank is determined by the results of comprehensive examinations, records should indicate the examination date and your scores, rank, class, and division.
You will be required to provide Certified Academic Records and originals upon request. Failure to provide these documents may result in the cancellation of your enrollment. This may occur during orientation or at any time following the commencement of the course.
Apply online through University Common Admissions Portal
You will be required to upload PDF copies of your academic transcript(s) and graduation certificate(s) from each post-secondary institutions and tertiary studies you have attended (original language and certified English translations).
Official English testing results from IELTS, TOEFL, IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, Pearson PTE or Cambridge CAE/CPE (if applicable).
Upload a valid and clear copy your passport and government-issued ID.
If you will be under the age of 18 when you commence your studies at the university, you will be required to provide parent/guardian consent.
A personal statement outlining your reasons for wanting to pursue the studies (if applicable).
This will be used to verify your personal details. Additionally, the information will be cross-checked to ensure that your name and date of birth on your diploma(s) correspond with the personal details in your passport/ID card. If your personal details are not identical on both your passport and educational documents, please upload an official document along with an explanation.
A certified copy of a document is an unaltered copy of the original document that has been certified as a true copy by a government official, justice of the peace, public notary, or a member of the police force. Alternatively, you can request certification from the head of department, dean, registrar, or another authorized delegate at your current or previous education institution.
All documents should bear a statement or stamp indicating that the certifier has seen the original documents. The certification should include phrases such as 'certified true copy of the original' or 'original sighted,' along with the certifier's full name, signature, organization stamp, and position in that organization and date.
If your qualifications are in a language other than English, the records in their original language must be submitted with an authorized, complete, and exact English translation.
We adopt a personalized and flexible admissions approach, considering the information provided in your application form. Our criteria include general entry requirements as well as subject-specific prerequisites for our courses. The information below pertains to students seeking admission to an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program. This encompasses both current students and applicants aiming to advance their studies at BU.
To be considered for admission to a graduate degree or certificate program, you must submit an application. Some of our courses will also require you to undertake an interview or attend a test or audition in addition to your application form.
Bloomington University accepts applications year-round. Some courses have different deadlines, and many are a long time in advance of the start of the course. For self-paced programs, there are no application deadlines, and you can apply at any time. Generally, applications for most programs are accepted until two weeks before the first class meeting or until the program fills, whichever comes first. A few programs may have an earlier deadline.
Apply as early as possible!
Our recommendation: We strongly encourage students to submit their applications no later than six weeks before the scheduled commencement date of the intake they have applied for. This is to ensure that there is sufficient time for the application to be assessed, and if the application is successful, time to accept the Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) offer.
Missed your deadline?
While the application deadline is usually inflexible, don’t worry if you miss it. Some programs may consider late applications after the posted due date. Contact enrolment Services at enroll@bu.edu.cw to inquire about the possibility of submitting a late application.
Bloomington University programs welcome applications from a diverse range of individuals, including early-entry high school students, mature learners, and candidates from both near and far.
Undergraduate Certificates, Diplomas, and Associate Degrees are entry-level undergraduate degrees that are often practical and can be completed within six months to two years of full-time equivalent study. Entry Qualification Requirements (EQR) vary on a program-to-program basis.
Bachelor's Degrees typically span three to four years and can also be pursued in combination for a Dual Degree. Students seeking deeper research opportunities can opt for an Honours degree. Admission criteria differ based on the program, but generally, for most BU programs, successful completion of high school (10+2) or Senior Secondary School (Grade 12) or equivalent is required. We accept qualifications from all over the world. Visit International Entry Qualifications page and find out what academic equivalents apply to you.
Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Master's Degrees can take six months, a year or two years of full-time equivalent study, respectively. We usually accept a bachelor degree, or equivalent. Requirements will vary depending on recognition of institution and scoring system used. Applications are considered on a case-by-case basis. We accept international academic qualifications from all over the world. Visit International Academic Records page and find out what academic equivalents apply to you.
Postgraduate Research Programs can take two to five years, sometimes longer to complete. We usually accept an honours degree, masters degree or equivalent.
Strong examination outcomes is the primary criterion for admitting students to our courses. We acknowledge a diverse array of qualifications. If your grades fall short of your expectations, we strive to maintain flexibility when making the final decision on your application. We consider more than just exam results, whenever possible, taking into account potential learning barriers or additional information from your school or college.
Most courses at BU typically incorporate a blend of lectures, discussions, as well as reading and writing assignments. Proficiency in English across all skill areas (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) is essential for active and successful participation in classes.
If English is not your native language or you received your education in a language other than English, you must meet one of the English language proficiency requirements to enroll. Moreover, we may consider English proficiency demonstrated through Higher Secondary and above exams, contingent on the instituation and the overall score attained. Confirmation that English was the mode of instruction at your university might be considered as evidence to meet the requirements on a case-by-case basis.
Every course has a specific set of academic entry requirements that you need to meet to be considered for entry. Depending on the course, you may also be required to undergo an interview, test, or audition in addition to submitting your application form. Additional details about these requirements can be found on your course page.
Many BU courses, especially those delivered through online, blended, and hybrid learning formats, utilize an online learning management system. To access the LMS, you require, at a minimum, a dependable high-speed Internet connection and a computer capable of running a recent version of a major web browser, such as Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox.
Since programs conducted entirely online or blended or hybrid do not have visa requirements, international students who fulfill application criteria, including English language proficiency requirements, are encouraged to apply for any of our blended programs.
