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General Requirements - Master's Entry Requirements
Applicants to all programs (Human Rights MA/LL.M., Comparative Constitutional Law LL.M., International Business Law LL.M. and Economic & Law) must meet the general CEU admissions requirements. In addition, applicants to the LL.M. programs must have completed a law degree or be in the last year of law school and expect to graduate before the beginning of August, i.e. the beginning of the academic year for the Department of Legal Studies. Students with a degree in political science or international relations may also apply for admission to the Comparative Constitutional Law LL.M. Program. Applicants to the Human Rights M.A. Program must have at least a BA by the time they start their studies at CEU.
Check List:
- Online application form including uploads of:
1. Diploma and transcripts (both in original language and in official English translation; ink stamp and signature)
2. CV
3. Proof of English proficiency (CEU language requiremenst can be found at http://www.ceu.hu/admissions/requirements/language)
3. Two recommendation letters
4. 300 word handwritten essay on general law topic or if applying to HR programs can also be on Human Rights issue (only for the candidates applying to the Master's Programs).
5. other program-specific application documents
Financial Aid and Fellowship
Applicants to the Master's program may apply for financial aid. Students are required to indicate up to two pre-determined financial aid packages they wish to be considered for from the beginning, and to rank them in order of preference. Full or partial financial aid is awarded on the basis of departmental academic merit ranking and the applicant's selection of the two financial aid packages. Please note: Central European University continues to focus on the CEE/fSU region while extending the CEU Fellowship Program worldwide. Continued priority concerning the awarding of financial aid is given to students from countries of the post-communist world and emerging democracies. However, students from all over the world are eligible to apply for financial aid from CEU. The department accepts SJD students whose qualifications are expected to be of a caliber such that they would be eligible to receive the full CEU fellowship. See also http://www.ceu.hu/admissions/financialaid
Applicants to all programs (Human Rights MA/LL.M., Comparative Constitutional Law LL.M., International Business Law LL.M. and Economic & Law) must meet the general CEU admissions requirements. In addition, applicants to the LL.M. programs must have completed a law degree or be in the last year of law school and expect to graduate before the beginning of August, i.e. the beginning of the academic year for the Department of Legal Studies. Students with a degree in political science or international relations may also apply for admission to the Comparative Constitutional Law LL.M. Program. Applicants to the Human Rights M.A. Program must have at least a BA by the time they start their studies at CEU.
Check List:
- Online application form including uploads of:
1. Diploma and transcripts (both in original language and in official English translation; ink stamp and signature)
2. CV
3. Proof of English proficiency (CEU language requiremenst can be found at http://www.ceu.hu/admissions/requirements/language)
3. Two recommendation letters
4. 300 word handwritten essay on general law topic or if applying to HR programs can also be on Human Rights issue (only for the candidates applying to the Master's Programs).
5. other program-specific application documents
Financial Aid and Fellowship
Applicants to the Master's program may apply for financial aid. Students are required to indicate up to two pre-determined financial aid packages they wish to be considered for from the beginning, and to rank them in order of preference. Full or partial financial aid is awarded on the basis of departmental academic merit ranking and the applicant's selection of the two financial aid packages. Please note: Central European University continues to focus on the CEE/fSU region while extending the CEU Fellowship Program worldwide. Continued priority concerning the awarding of financial aid is given to students from countries of the post-communist world and emerging democracies. However, students from all over the world are eligible to apply for financial aid from CEU. The department accepts SJD students whose qualifications are expected to be of a caliber such that they would be eligible to receive the full CEU fellowship. See also http://www.ceu.hu/admissions/financialaid
