World Politics and International Relations

UNIVERSITY OF PAVIA

Application Form

World Politics and International Relations

Part 1 – Personal details

Family name:

First name(s):

Nationality: Date of birth: Place of birth: Sex: M F

Postal address:

Telephone number (including area code and international code if outside Italy):

email address (for purposes of correspondence concerning this application):

Are you submitting an English language certificate (or certified evidence that your previous university studies were in English) with your application? (Please tick)

Yes. No.

Interview preference: not all applicants will be interviewed, but all applicants must be available for interview. Would you prefer to be interviewed by skype, or in person in Pavia? Please tick one option. In the former case you must provide a skype name.

By skype. My skype name is: In person in Pavia.

How do you intend to finance your period of study in Pavia? If by scholarship, please give details.

I am aware that attendance at classes is compulsory for all students enrolled in the Master program in World Politics and International Relations. (Tick to confirm)

NB: The following statement must be ticked in order for your application to be valid. It gives the University of Pavia permission to use personal data in processing applications and enrollments. This permission is a legal requirement in Italy.

I hereby consent that the personal data I have supplied with this application may be used, as specified in the Italian Law D. Lgs. n. 196/2003, for all matters relating to the procedure for the performance of which this declaration is made.

Part 2 – University Degrees

Please provide details of your first degree:

Name of degree:

Institution:

Date (or expected date) of award:

Final mark (if already awarded):

If applicable, please provide details of any other relevant University qualifications here:

Name of degree:

Institution:

Date (or expected date) of award:

Final mark (if already awarded):

Name of degree:

Institution:

Date (or expected date) of award:

Final mark (if already awarded):

Name of degree:

Institution:

Date (or expected date) of award:

Final mark (if already awarded):

If available, please give a web address for each of the qualifications listed above (this will normally be in the website of the relevant University and will provide us with information about the content of the degree course):

Part 3 – Relevant Individual Exams

Please list those individual exams in your degree program(s) that you judge to be the most relevant in qualifying you to join our Master program, for a minimum total of 36 credits (ECTS or equivalent). Give priority to exams in politics, history or law. Exams in sociology, demography, and economics (not including business studies) will also be considered relevant. (See “Minimal Entry Requirements” in the “How to Apply” web page).

The purpose of this list is primarily to ascertain that you meet the minimum formal entry requirement of 36 credits (ECTS or equivalent) in the above disciplines. It is not necessary to add exams that take the total beyond 36.

If your University uses the European credit system (ECTS, called “CFU” in Italy), fill in columns A and B. If your University uses an alternative system, fill in columns A and C. In estimating equivalences, bear in mind that 60 ECTS correspond officially to one year’s full-time study. Thus, if you take 10 exams in one year of full-time study, on average each exam is probably worth 6 ECTS; if you take 5, on average each is probably worth 12 ECTS; and so on.

Italian applicants should in addition fill in column D.

If necessary, you may provide any explanatory notes here:

Part 4 – Statement of Purpose

Please provide a brief statement of purpose (of no more than 400 words), outlining your academic interests and reason(s) for applying:

Part 5 – Referees

Please supply the names and addresses of your two referees:

Referee 1

Title: Name: Position:

Institutional affiliation (e.g. Department and University):

Institutional postal address:

Telephone: Institutional email:

Referee 2

Title: Name: Position:

Institutional affiliation (e.g. Department and University):

Institutional postal address:

Telephone: Institutional email:

It is your responsibility to ask your referees to write to us (at ) using their own personal institutional email addresses. Under no circumstances should you submit references yourself. If your referees are proficient in English, please send them the instructions that can be found in the “How to Apply” web page. References should arrive by the relevant deadline.

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