Application documents

Be sure your Application Form includes the following documents, in the correct format.

  1. All documents must be submitted in English or attached to a certified translation.
  2. All documents must be attached to the online application form, and in a PDF format.
  3. A completely filled out Application Form. 
  4. Copy of the photo page of a valid passport. 
  5. Certified copy of relevant Diplomas or Graduation Certificates and, if available, Diploma supplements (courses or degree related to the study of Religion and humanities). 
    1. If you have not yet graduated, provide proof of enrollment with an expected graduation date.
  6. Certified copies of academic transcripts.
    1. If you have not yet graduated, provide a list of courses pending completion including course credits. 
    2. Explanation of the grading system if the degree-awarding institution uses a different scale. 
    3. A Writing sample: could be an undergraduate thesis or other research paper. If you have not graduated yet, an abstract/summary with details on your undergraduate research project/thesis.
  7.  Curriculum Vitae in English. You may use the Europass template, but any format is permitted provided it gives a complete overview of your educational background, research and/or professional experience and other achievements. 
  8. Official proof of English language proficiency. 
    1. If official proof of English language proficiency has not yet been obtained at the time of application, include a statement on when test results are expected. 
    2. If you qualify for an English proficiency exemption, provide an official proof. 
    3. Please read carefully our language requirements and accepted tests. 
    4. Please note that English language certificates may not be more than two years old. 
  9.  Motivation letter, of max 750 words, including your preferred ReD Global 2nd semester host institution and reasons for your choice.
  10. Two completed reference forms, check the template.
    1. At least one reference must be from an academic referee, while the other can be from an academic or professional referee.
    2. Optional: official proof of (socio-)economic vulnerability. (Examples: former university’s statement about you receiving a grant for vulnerable students, proof of refugee status, government or municipality-issued proof of low income). If you can not provide proof, you may incorporate relevant circumstances in your motivation letter.