DO YOU HOLD AN INTERNATIONAL DEGREE AND DO YOU WANT TO OBTAIN YOUR Double degree AT UT? FIND OUT IF YOU ARE ADMISSIBLE FIRST!
Currently, you possess an international bachelor's degree and have decided to sign up for the double degree Master’s programme in Policy, Governance & Communication. First, find out if you are admissible and fill in the mandatory online eligibility check (e-check), before applying for this Master’s.
Admission requirements
To qualify for the Pre-Master’s programme followed by the double degree Master’s programme Policy, Governance and Communication you have to meet the following conditions:
Do you have any questions regarding the admission requirements or the study programme? Please contact Jeanet Luijerink (Study Adviser MSc COM).
Do the e-check
Find out if you are admissible within five minutes with our eligibility check! This e-check is created for upcoming master's students with an international bachelor's degree to verify that they meet the specific admission requirements for this Master's.
For students with an international degree, it is mandatory to complete the e-check. After you have submitted your e-check you will receive an e-mail with a code. You need to fill in this code within your application later on.
Please note that it gives you an indication of your eligibility, it is not the official admission decision and no rights can be derived from the outcome of the eligibility check. Ultimately, the official admission decision follows once you have applied for this Master’s.
Start your application
After finishing the first part of the application process, the eligibility check, you receive further instructions by e-mail. You may be admitted to this Master's on the condition that you still have to pass. Therefore, know that you can apply even if you have not yet obtained your diploma.
Please note: the information on this website is solely intended as general information. No rights can be derived from this information. Please submit an application via Studielink in order for your eligibility for admission to the programme to be assessed by the Admissions Committee. Each case is reviewed individually and assessed on its own merits.
