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Selection

Students will be selected by a evaluation committee approved by the Rector’s order and which usually includes: Vice-Rector (Chairman), Deans (members) of the faculty, the directions announced in the competition, Professors (members), Student Self-Government Representative, One student using the exchange program (member) and International Relations’ Manager (Secretary).

On the basis of an individual interview, the selection committee assesses bachelor's and master's program students against the following criteria:

  • academic record – 30 points;
  •  foreign-language proficiency – 25 points;
  •  motivation – 25 points;
  • participation in community engagement events – 10 points;
  • participation in other extracurricular activities – 10 points.

On the basis of an individual interview, the selection committee assesses doctoral program students (in the case of research mobility) as a rule against the following criteria:

  •  research plan – 3 points;
  • relevance to the announced mobility field – 3 points;
  • expected outcomes of the mobility – 3 points;
  •  foreign-language proficiency – 3 points;
  • participation in community engagement events and other extracurricular activities – 3 points.


 

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