No. Transfer from another university is not available to international students.

Only international students who receive a scholarship from the Iranian Ministry of Science, Research and Technology (MSRT) are exempt from tuition fees.

Razi University does not currently offer university-funded scholarships or financial aid. Scholarships for international students are provided through the Iranian Ministry of Science, Research and Technology (MSRT).

Applicants are typically informed of the outcome within one month after the application deadline.

Requests for deferral are considered on a case-by-case basis. The final decision is normally made by the relevant academic department.

No. Documents are accepted if they are issued in Persian, English, or Arabic. Documents issued in other languages must be translated into one of these languages.

No. Applicants who receive an initial acceptance letter from Razi University are required to successfully complete the elementary Persian language course before beginning their academic studies. The course is offered by the Teaching Persian to Speakers of Other Languages (TPSOL) Center at Razi University.

No. There is no specific age limit for applying to Razi University. Admission is primarily determined by the applicant's academic qualifications and eligibility for the selected program.

Tuition fees vary depending on the academic program and level of study. Please refer to the Tuition Fees page for the latest information.

Tuition fees do not have to be paid in full at once. A portion of the tuition fee is payable at the beginning of each academic semester.

Under normal circumstances, bachelor's, master's, and Ph.D. programs take approximately 8, 4, and 6 semesters, respectively, to complete.

The relevant academic department makes the final decision regarding the appointment of a supervisor, taking into account the student's research interests and academic background. However, applicants may contact faculty members whose research interests align with their proposed area of study before applying. Establishing academic contact with a potential supervisor may help facilitate the application process.

Yes. Students must submit a new application when they wish to begin a new degree program, even if they are already studying at Razi University.

Razi University offers in-person classes, and students are expected to attend classes on campus. Therefore, applicants who have full-time employment should ensure that their work commitments allow them to attend their academic classes regularly.

Yes. Razi University typically accepts applications twice a year for the fall and spring semesters. Please check the Application and Admission page for the relevant application periods.

Interview requirements vary by academic department. If the relevant faculty members determine that an interview is necessary before a final admission decision is made, applicants will be invited to an interview. Interviews are generally conducted online.

Changing your field of study requires you to complete the relevant application process again. Admission to the new program is not guaranteed and remains subject to the academic department's requirements and decision.

After receiving the final exit permit, you will be issued a letter authorizing you to collect your academic degree certificate from the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs.

Yes. International students may use the accommodation facilities provided by the university, subject to availability and the applicable regulations.

Once the final exit permit has been issued, international students may remain in Iran for a maximum of 14 days and must leave the country within this period.