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IELTS: 6.5
TOEFL iBT: 90
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A motivation letter must be added to your application.

Your letter of motivation should cover your scientific experience and the development of your scientific interests, your plans for the future, and your reasons for applying to this graduate program at Jacobs University.

When writing your letter of motivation, ask yourself the following questions:

Why have I chosen Jacobs University to continue my education?
Why should I be admitted to my chosen master program?
Which qualities make me an exceptional candidate?

Two recommendation letters are required.
Letters of recommendation typically come from professors, lecturers, project supervisors or employers. The purpose of a letter of recommendation is to explain and confirm the academic and/or professional skills, that have become apparent to the issuer of the letter during the time they knew you.

All letters must be duly signed and if possible sealed by the issuer
The content of both letters cannot be identical
Certifications of employment or studies are not valid
Make sure that letters explicitly say your name, the name of the issuer and his/her contact information.

CV
Make sure your CV describes your academic and professional information, extracurricular and voluntary activities. If you don’t have any professional experience, you can describe academic projects you were part of during your studies.