Application documents

The required application documents depend on the programme you are applying to and your educational background. This page explains the educational documents, translations, language requirements, and other supporting documents required for Bachelor’s and Master’s applications.

Applying for a bachelor's?

Are you applying through Rolling Admission or Joint Application? Find out which supporting documents you need to submit with your application.

Your application form is designed to identify which supporting documents you need to submit. Please follow the document requests shown in your application. As a general rule, applicants should attach their educational documents, required translations, proof of English language proficiency, and SAT or ACT results if applying through this admission method.

Learn more about the most common supporting documents and their requirements below.

Applying for a master's?

When applying for a Master’s programme, your application will be assessed primarily on the basis of the documents you submit. It is therefore essential that you include all the documents required for the assessment of your application.

What are educational documents?

Educational documents are official documents that prove your previous education and qualifications. Depending on your educational background, these may include a higher education degree certificate, upper secondary school certificate, transcript of records or a temporary (provisional) degree certificate.

Please note: The documents you submit during the application period are specific to the application period and programme you are applying to. They will not be returned to you. If you apply in more than one year, you must submit the required documents again with each application.

Where can I send my paper documents?