Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

Applicants to the International Relations MA program are required to have a Bachelor’s degree in social sciences.

If you are currently studying in your last year of Bachelor’s studies and do not have your final documents yet, please upload a certificate with your study results and no later than on the 1st of July, your final diploma and transcript of records.
Candidates without a degree in social sciences are kindly asked to contact the study program administrator Matthew Crandall ([email protected]) for qualification guidance.

The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Estonian.
 

You must take the original entry qualification documents along with you when you finally go to the university.

All required documents must be uploaded with the application by the application deadline.

Applicants who have successfully passed their entrance exam may be asked to send their educational documents to Tallinn University by post. Specific instructions will be given by the admission specialists to each applicant individually. Please do not send any documents by post until you have personally been asked to do so.

Whether any documents are required by post can also be determined by examining Tallinn University’s country-specific requirements. which may state, for example, that the applicant’s Transcript of Records must be sent to Tallinn University by the awarding institution or that a document needs to be certified in a particular way.

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At least 2 reference(s) should be provided.

A motivation letter must be added to your application.

A motivation letter must be added to your application.

Please submit a motivation letter in which you answer the following questions:

Specific requirements for non-EU applicants:

Citizens of Non-EU/EEA countries are required to pay the first semester’s tuition fee before the beginning of their studies.

Application fee of 200 Euros

The International Relations program is an interdisciplinary study within social sciences, defined by topics which vary from the complex and strategic relations of states to the various transnational forms and channels of non-state actors. The program unites traditions of Anglo-American and continental European IR scholarship and education in reflecting the changing international system where the role of emerging states is growing.