Master of Arts [Intercultural Studies] From Aarhus University

You MUST upload:

• documentation for paid application fees or a valid applicable residence permit if you are a non-EU/EEA citizen. 
• your diploma, including course titles and grades, or
• an official transcript of records, including course titles and grades, as well as documentation of courses you are currently taking, if you have not completed your degree programme at the time of application.
• an official description of the grading scale at your foreign university.
• course descriptions for all courses you have passed or are currently taking. They should briefly describe the content of each of the courses in your Bachelor’s degree (including courses from exchange studies). They must be in English (or Danish, Swedish or Norwegian). You are allowed to translate course descriptions into English yourself, if you provide the original source that you have translated from, e.g. your study programme or official descriptions made available from your university’s webpage. Please convert the document(s) to PDF before uploading them.
• documentation that you meet the language requirements of the degree programme. If you cannot upload documentation of your English or Danish proficiency at the time of application, you must upload documentation that you are registered for a test or an explanation of when you expect to be able to take a test and upload the result. Read more about the language requirement under the admission requirements for the programme in question at masters.au.dk.

If relevant to your situation, you must upload:

• documentation of study abroad.
• documentation for supplementary courses you have passed or for which you are registered.
• documentation of a grade of pass or expected pass for a Danish or foreign Master’s degree programme before commencement of studies (cf. the Master's degree rule).
• degree programme-specific documentation. See the admission requirements for the programme in question at masters.au.dk/.

The program's goal is to prepare graduates for work in the global labor market in general, which includes both public and private organizations with international relations departments or activities where strong language skills, a sense of process and project management, and an understanding of intercultural differences are required.