Welcome to INTIAU, the International Students Unit of Azad University. Our website brings together information for people exploring their next academic step, students looking for their account-access route and graduates seeking guidance about academic records. Whether you are beginning an enquiry or returning with a specific question, the starting point is the same: identify what you need and use the route that matches your purpose.
Explore your next academic step
International study begins with your interests, previous education and future plans. Before making an enquiry, consider the subject and level you would like to pursue, your existing qualifications and your preferred learning arrangements. The INTIAU website provides a starting point for exploring academic information and finding the relevant service.
For a particular programme, ask our team to confirm current availability, entry requirements, teaching location, delivery method, language, fees and application dates. Having these details together helps you compare your options and prepare an application suited to your circumstances.
Prepare for an admissions enquiry
Our admission information page introduces the application route and the documents applicants may be asked to provide. A focused initial enquiry gives the admissions team a useful picture of your background. Include:
- The subject and level of study you are interested in.
- Your highest completed qualification and the country where you studied.
- Any questions about entry requirements, language or study arrangements.
- An existing application reference and any relevant deadline.
Keep readable copies of your academic records and check the names, dates and qualification titles. If records use different spellings, explain the difference. Ask which translations or supporting documents apply to your case, and keep any submission acknowledgement with your own records. Your written admission decision will set out the next steps and any conditions.
Find the student-access route
Existing students can find the sign-in page through the Student Portal Login. The page asks for a student number and password. Use the details issued to you and keep your password private.
If you need help with access, describe the problem, when it occurred and the page you were using. Contact the university through the published contact route and include your relevant reference. You do not need to share your password to explain an account-access problem. Keeping a clear record of the issue helps the responsible team understand your request.
Understand academic-record enquiries
Our Degree Verification Portal provides a separate starting point for academic-record enquiries. Its fields request a Central Organization Verification Number and the corresponding verification date. Use the reference details associated with the record concerned.
If an employer, university or evaluation organisation has requested records, keep its written instructions and case reference available. Record verification and a receiving organisation's assessment serve different purposes; the receiving organisation determines which documents and delivery process it requires.
Ask about previous learning
Applicants with earlier study, training or professional experience can review the Recognition of Prior Learning information. Ask about eligibility, the evidence required, the assessment process and how an outcome could apply to your intended study. A concise account of your experience, supported by relevant records, gives the discussion a useful foundation.
Contact INTIAU with your question
Use our contact page for the published university contact details and admissions enquiries. State the purpose of your message, include an existing reference where available and explain what you would like clarified. We welcome enquiries that help you understand your options and prepare your next step with clear information.
