Admission Requirements and Procedures. You must meet the following qualifications before The Community can approve this Residency Agreement. Any exception to these qualifications will be at the discretion of The Community. Applicants have no right to occupancy until approved by The Community. Approved exceptions will be placed in Your file maintained by The Community.
Admission Requirements and Procedures. 3.1 The maximum number of students that may participate in each cohort shall be forty (40).
3.2 Each Collaborating Institution shall be responsible for ensuring that it has appropriate academic classrooms for the total number of students participating in each cohort.
3.3 Students shall apply for admission to the Global MBA Program on-line at: xxx.xxxx.xxx.xxx.
3.4 For each Program Cycle, the application deadline for prospective students is September 30th prior to the commencement of the Program Cycle. Students must submit their complete application on or before that deadline.
3.5 Student admission decisions shall be jointly made by all four Collaborating Institutions. An Admissions Council (“Council”) of four (4) members shall be created (each Collaborating Institution shall appoint one (1) member of the Council). The Council shall be responsible for student selection based on the following materials submitted and minimum criteria for admission:
a) Fully complete online application form;
b) Resume or CV in English;
c) Personal Statement explaining the interest in the Program;
d) Passport Copy (national ID cards will not be accepted);
e) The applicants must have successfully completed a Bachelor’s Degree from a university or technical college that meets each national higher education criteria of all four countries (i.e., a Bachelor’s degree has to be worth at least 180 ECTS or equivalent degree);
f) The applicants have to demonstrate their proficiency in English (level C1 or equivalent), by meeting one or more of the following standards:
a. TOEFL-Test score of 80 (CBT 227);
b. IELTS (Academic): minimum score of 6.5 (minimum of 6.0 in all skills);
c. Bachelor or Master Program entirely completed in English.
Admission Requirements and Procedures. 4.1 The signing institutions will ensure provision of the required number of places. The number of students that will participate in the Double Degree Program will be jointly determined by both institutions on a yearly basis in the period between February and May. Both institutions shall attempt to keep a reasonable balance in the number of students exchanged. With this goal in mind, they establish 8 (eight) to be the maximum number of students who will be allowed to take part in the exchange during each academic year. For the first year of the Program the parties agree to set the maximum number of students to 4 (four) for each of the participating institution.
4.2 Student admission is separately conducted by each institution. The Program coordinator of each Institution is responsible for student advising and student selection based on the following minimum requirements: - The students must have successfully completed a bachelor’s degree, in Civil Engineering or Architecture, must be admitted to the master’s degree, and be selected by their home institution for this Program. - The students must demonstrate their language proficiency in English (at least, level B2 Trinity College or internet based TOEFL score 90 or IELTS test score 6.5). Alternatively, they must demonstrate to have completed a Bachelor Program entirely taught in English.
Admission Requirements and Procedures. 4.1. The signing institutions ensure the number of students participating in the Master's Program is limited to 20 (twenty) per academic year. The three institutions will jointly choose them yearly between February and May. According to Erasmus Mundus Guidelines: "EMJM scholarships can be offered to students from all over the world. However, consortia should ensure geographical balance – i.e., no more than 10% of the total number of scholarships awarded during project implementation should be awarded to candidates from the same nationality (this rule does not apply to top-up scholarships for targeted regions of the world, if applicable).”
4.2. Universidade de Lisboa - FBAUL, the program coordinator, oversees student admissions.
4.3. The student selection is based on the following minimum requirements: - Holders of a Bachelor's Degree or legal equivalent. - Holders of a foreign academic degree conferred following a 1st cycle of studies organized according to the principles of the Bologna Process or by a state adhered to this Process; - Holders of a foreign academic degree that is recognized as meeting the objectives of a degree. - Holders of an academic, scientific, or professional recognized by the higher education consortium as attesting the capacity to carry out this cycle of studies. - Have achieved a minimum IELTS score of 5.0 (no less than 5.0 in each component) or have passed an equivalent exam with a score no lower than B2.
4.4. To be enrolled in the Master in Design, Territory, Identity, and Cultural Assets, students have to submit the following documents: a detailed CV and portfolio in English, a copy of their passport, a copy of their transcript of study records in English, and the English language test certificate.
4.5. In selecting candidates, an overall assessment of their academic background will be made, subject to a classification on a numerical scale from 0 to 20 points. The following criteria will be considered:
1. . Classification and suitability of the academic degree held by the candidate, weighted against the training area of the study cycle concerning the specific objectives and conditions of entry into the Master's Program. In the case of academic degrees obtained from foreign higher education institutions, the classification will be the result of the proportional conversion of the accepted classification to the Portuguese classification scale when the foreign higher education institution adopts a scale different from this;
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Admission Requirements and Procedures
