Call for admissions lmec2 23-24 eng with grants

 
 
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Statement of Purpose in English, where you explain your motivations and why you think you could 
be a suitable candidate for the Master’s;
 
 
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English language certificate: The minimum certified level of English required is B2 (according to 
the CEFR). Meeting such requirement is essential in order to smoothly and profitably attend 
lectures and take exams. Here is a list of accepted certifications:
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IELTS min. 5.5; 
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TOEFL iBT min. 80; 
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Trinity College of London min. ISE II; 
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Business (BEC) Vantage or Higher; 
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IGCSE English as a Second Language or First Language English (all four components should be 
sat and passed: reading, writing, listening, speaking); 
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FIRST, CAE or CPE (Cambridge) 
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English native speakers and students who hold/are attending a degree programme entirely 
(not partially) taught in English are exempt from uploading a language certificate, but are 
required to fill in and upload the form G.
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If you have passed an English test/exam at university, with B2 as a clearly stated minimum level 
reached, you exempt from providing further language certificates. Candidates in such position 
have to upload, in the language certificates section, a document giving evidence of the B2 level 
obtained (e.g. transcript with the name of the English language exam with the language level 
highlighted; if the transcript does not show the language level, please upload also a letter from 
the language instructor stating the language level obtained after passing the exam. Exams 
named just “English Exam” with no indication of the level will not be taken into account). 
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Reference letter(s): We require min.1, max 2 letter(s) of reference from University 
academics/scholars, if possible in English, alternatively in Italian. You may either upload the 
letter(s) yourself in this section or, preferably, have the academic referees upload them for you. 
To do this you have to indicate, in the specific section of the online application form (“request 
reference letters”), the email address of the academics and/or scholars who will provide them 
with the references. Academic referees will receive an email with the link to the on-line system 
where they can upload their reference letter in .pdf format. The link is personal and cannot be 
used by more than one person. 

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