Admission process for Master’s programmes Maia Kiknadze &– Carla Klaren March

The application, admission and enrolment process Admission process Application demonstration Deadlines Questions

General admission requirements A Bachelor’s diploma (or equivalent) from a research university, in a related academic field; Proficiency in English IELTS/TOEFL/CAE/CPE (exact score differs per programme) Clear motivation to study this programme at Radboud University

Steps of the admission & enrolment process Student applies Admission office checks for completeness of application The level of applicants previous education is determined Complete application is assessed by Board of Examiners of the specific programme -> advice Admission decision communicated to applicants, within 4 weeks Admitted students fill out the acceptance form Non-EEA students start the visa procedure Students submit enrolment documents and pay tuition fee

How to apply Choose which programme(s) and specialisation(s) you want to apply for; Read which documents you will be requested to upload -Passport/ID -Diploma & translation -Transcript of records & translation -English language proficiency certificate -Proof of handling fee payment (non-EEA students only) -Motivation letter -Course description (Science only) -Information on grading system (Science only) -Optional: –Recommendation letter(s) –Practical/lab experience (Science only) –CV

Start application Select the programme of your choice. You will be directed to either: -Osiris online application -Programme coordinators details (some research Master’s)

Deadlines for EEA students Application deadline May 1 Filling out the acceptance form: within two weeks of admission and before June 1 Meeting other enrolment criteria, August 15: Submitting certified hard copies of your: Diploma &translation; Sufficient language proficiency certificate; Your passport; Paying the tuition fee or direct debit authorisation (only if you have a SEPA bank account); Uploading a passport photo for your student card.

Deadlines for non-EEA students Application deadline April 1 Filling out the acceptance form: within two weeks of admission and before June 1 Submitting certified hard copies of your diploma (&translation) and language proficiency certificate: within two weeks of admission and before June 1 Meeting other enrolment criteria, August 15: Submitting a certified hard copy of your passport; Paying the tuition fee or direct debit authorisation (only if you have a SEPA bank account); Uploading a passport photo for your student card.

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