EPOS: Required Application Documents
Which documents do I have to submit?
3. Transcript of records: If your university degree certificate does not list all courses, you can upload a transcript of records additionally. This shows all your passed courses (incl. credits), and maybe your average grade. If your transcript of records is not available in German or English, an official German or English translation is required. The university degree certificate and the transcript of records must include either
Note: To verify your eligibility for the master's programme, we must be able to confirm that you have completed a sufficient number of courses in the areas of economics (for example micro- and macroeconomics, development or agricultural economics, etc.) and quantitative methods like for example mathematics, econometrics and statistics. If your bachelor's thesis is relevant, you should also include this for consideration.
Courses completed abroad:
If your transcript is not in German or English, it must be translated to either German or English by an official translator that also notarizes the translation.
If your graduate certificate and diploma do not include course titles and ECTS credits of your completed courses, please include an official transcript or proof of credits from your registrar's office (if your university uses the credit system). Please don't forget to also include information from your first semesters of study, which may not be included on your official certificate.
Please note that a notarized copy of these documents must be provided at the beginning of your studies (once you start your studies in Göttingen), otherwise matriculation will be withdrawn.
6. Verification of English language proficiency
Accepted language verification
8. Official course descriptions: Documents that outline the content and expectations of courses you completed (e.g. excerpts from a course handbook) or a syllabus, which can validate the relevance of your previous studies (see admissions requirements and selection process) plus, if applicable, your bachelor's thesis, if it is relevant to fulfill the admission criteria. If the course description is not in English, please attach a translation (does not have to be notarized) alongside the original course description.
Only if your university does not provide any course descriptions, you can write them yourself. For each course relevant to meet the admission criteria, we need a short description of the content (what did you learn) and form of exam taken.
9. All application documents required by the DAAD as outlined here.
Importantly: Please note that