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HRP entry requirements and application process

Applications are currently being received for all students and scholars for entry in August 2010.  For those interested in applying for the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship the deadlines are as follows:

  • Category A Scholarships (for students from outside Europe and students who have NOT been in Europe for more than 1 year in the last 5 years): 4 December 2009, 5pm.  
  • Category B Scholarships (for European students and students from outside Europe who have been in Europe for more than 1 year in the last 5 years) and fee paying students:  31 March 2010, 5pm.  
  • The deadline for Scholar Applications (for third country academics from outside Europe who have NOT been in Europe for more than 1 year in the last 5 years) is 4 December 2009.  

Applications are invited from individuals who have:

  • a good honours degree from an approved university or college in a related field of social sciences and/or relevant professional experience
  • and English language qualifications (if English is not their first language).
  • Proof of completing secondary school education (applications must include certificates/transcripts confirming secondary level education)

The HRP programme is intended for graduates of previous degrees in Human Rights, those working in the Human Rights Field, government officials, and lecturers from a wide range of contexts at all levels both within Europe and internationally.

Advice on recognition of alternative qualifications may be obtained from the International Admissions Officer at Roehampton University (email: international@roehampton.ac.uk).

English language qualifications

All students must have attained the minimum English language qualification by the closing date. All students whose first language is not English, need to acquire a minimum English language qualification of IELTS Level 6.5 in all sections or a TOEFL score of 575 (232 computer based). Equivalent alternatives will be considered and are listed here.  

Selection process

The consortium will convene a Programme Panel meeting in January of each year where the third-country student and scholar selection will be undertaken with interviews (possibly by telephone) being included as necessary. During the scholar and student selection process, due weight will be given to: the stated rationale for undertaking this international programme, their ability to communicate clearly, the nature and relevance of prior experience and the manner in which international cooperation and understanding will fostered after completion.

Application forms

Application forms can be downloaded (below) or printed copies can be requested by emailing international@roehampton.ac.uk

Address

International Admissions Officer
Roehampton University
Erasmus House
Roehampton Lane
London
SW15 4HT

 
 
 
 
 
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