MSc in Entrepreneurship

The Curriculum Vitae (or resumé) serves as a snap-shot of your profile. In one place it shows your academic, professional and extra-curricular background. It is therefore important to ensure that it is well-formatted and easy to understand. As a rule, CVs should be no longer than two sides of A4. It is better to be concise and write bullet points rather than large paragraphs of text.

A certified copy of a document is a photocopy that has been stamped/signed and verified as a true copy of the original by the issuing institution, a legal authority or, in the case of translated documents, the British Council or a certified translator.

The scanned copies of your documents would be fine for the application stage – if an offer is made, then the original or secure electronic transcript/documents (where available) will be requested. Your offer will state how you should provide your award documents to us.

One reference is required. We reserve the right to request a (further) reference if needed on a case-by-case basis. If you are currently studying or have recently graduated, we would expect an academic reference from a tutor who has taught you at university level. If you have been out of university for more than two years, we would expect a professional reference from a current or recent employer or supervisor

We're often asked how long the personal statement should be and ideally it should be 500-600 words, although there is no particular limit. It is better to be concise so the admissions panel can easily pick out the key points. You should address why you want to take the course, and what your future careers aspirations are. If you can, demonstrate how particular modules will help you in the field you wish to enter after graduating.

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