Admission requirements

Academic admission to IHE Delft MSc Programmes may be granted to applicants who
provide evidence of having:

 A university level Bachelor’s degree in an appropriate field, which has been awarded by a
university of recognised standing, comparable in level with a Bachelor degree from a research
university in the Netherlands.
 A good command of the English language, if this is not the first language. All non-native
English-speaking applicants must satisfy the English language requirements for IHE Delft's
educational programmes.
 A strong motivation to successfully complete the programme.
Several years of professional experience in an area of work related to the specialisation
is an asset.

Application procedure
For admission to the programme please complete the online application, the link to the
application section of our website is available at the top of this page.
You need to submit the following documents:

 Certified copies of degrees/diplomas.

 Certified copies of academic transcripts. Authenticated or certified copies are copies with
an official stamp to verify that the copies are true copies of original documents. This official
stamp may be from one of the following: a solicitor/notary, the educational institution from where
the student gained the diplomas or the local council/local authority/local government office.

 Two reference letters, preferably one from a person that can judge students' professional
abilities and one from a person that can judge his/her academic abilities. One recommendation
letter has to come from the current employer (if available) and another one from the university the
student graduated from. Letters have to have an official letterhead and need to be signed.

 Motivation letter (maximum 500 words explanation why he/she applies for admission to
the chosen programme).

 Copy of passport.

 Copy of results of English language test score (if required, see English language
requirements).
Please note all documents are required to be in English, or officially translated into
English.
One cannot apply for more than one programme per academic year, unless there is a
period of at least 3 months between the starting dates of the programmes of interest. If a
student applies for an Erasmus Mundus programme for which Erasmus Mundus
fellowships are available, he/she can also apply for another programme. If the other
programme is also an Erasmus Mundus programme, the applicant can submit up to 3
applications.

More information
Further questions about the application procedure can be addressed to:
Ms Marlies Baburek
Admission and Fellowship Officer
Email: m.baburek@un-ihe.org