英属哥伦比亚大学

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、学历证明 2、成绩单（英语及专业要求科目） 3、申请表及申请费 4、个人陈述 5、推荐信

1、提交网上申请表及150加元申请费 2、提交原始成绩单两份 3、提交推荐信三封 4、提交有效的英语水平考试成绩 5、提交官方学位证明 6、提交档案英文译本两份 7、提交兴趣领域意向书

1、网上申请表 2、大专以上教育机构成绩单副本两份 3、推荐信三封 4、英语水平证明 5、学位证明 6、写作作品 7、其他语言能力与志向说明

Transcript: You will normally scan and upload digital copies (.pdfs) of official required documents in the application system. These are considered "unofficial documents". The uploaded copies of your official documents will be used for initial evaluation of the applicant. Conditional admission offers may be made based on documents uploaded to the application system. However, admission offers will not be finalized and applicants will not be allowed to register in a graduate program until all required official academic records are received and validated by the University. For more details please visit: https://www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/application-admission/canadian-transcripts Curriculum Vitae: CV/Resume - required for all applicants Personal Statement: Statement of intent - required for MFS, MFRE and MLWS applicants Recommendation Letter: A minimum of three references are required for application to graduate programs at UBC. References should be requested from individuals who are prepared to provide a report on your academic ability and qualifications (available online).http://www.landfood.ubc.ca/academics/graduate/grad-admissions/ Other Document: Field of Interest: Available online and to be submitted to the Faculty of Land and Food Systems. (Note, this is NOT required for MFS, MFRE or MLWS applicants) Writing Sample: Writing sample - required for research-based applicants

1、提交网上申请表及150加元申请费 2、提交原始成绩单两份 3、提交推荐信三封 4、提交有效的英语水平考试成绩 5、提交个人意向说明（300字左右）

Transcript: Official Transcripts: Transcripts must be issued from the institution and remain sealed. If they are opened we cannot accept them as an official copy. Please mail them to the mailing address below and ensure that you have submitted transcripts from all post-secondary institutions you have attended.All mailed application materials MUST go to the following address:CDM Admissions,685 Great Northern Way,Vancouver, BC,Canada V5T 0C6 Curriculum Vitae: Resume (no more than 250 words): An overall summary of your professional achievements. Personal Statement: Letter of Intent (no more than 750 words): (a) explaining your motivation for selecting this degree program (b) summarizing relevant skills, training and experience; (c) describing proposed interests within the program and (d) indicating how the course of study would contribute to your future intellectual or professional growth. All of the above points should be explicitly addressed in the letter of intent. Recommendation Letter: Three reference letters, each from a suitably qualified person. Writing Sample: Sample of work (Please see our Tips for Prospective Students(https://thecdm.ca/program/tips-prospective-students) for more information): 1.Five digital pieces that best demonstrate your skills. These items can be one or more of the following: exhibited art, designs, film or video, computer code (please include and document at least 100 lines of original code that you created), engineering designs or something else that resulted from your previous work. 2.250 - 500 words summarizing how the items in the portfolio relate to each other and to your strengths. If an item is a collaborative effort, please clearly state your role in its production.https://thecdm.ca/program/tips-prospective-students Other Document: Short Formal Essay (no more than 750 words): The topic of the essay must relate to digital media.

Transcript: Scanned pdf copies of all post-secondary official transcripts in English (including marking keys for the transcripts), as well as degree certificates for all colleges/universities attended or currently attending (with the exception of UBC Vancouver transcripts). Curriculum Vitae: A curriculum vitae (cv) is required. Personal Statement: A statement of research interests Recommendation Letter: 3 letters of reference

Transcript: Arrange for two sets of official transcripts (in English) from each post-secondary institution you have attended or are presently attending to be sent to the Materials Engineering Graduate Program Office. Transcripts must be submitted in endorsed sealed envelopes in order to be considered official by the University of British Columbia. Please visit the Faculty of Graduate Studies website for further clarification.https://www.grad.ubc.ca/ Recommendation Letter: A minimum of three references are required for application to graduate programs at UBC. References should be requested from individuals who are prepared to provide a report on your academic ability and qualifications. https://www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/application-admission/letters-reference

Transcript: Copies of official transcripts submitted via the online application from ALL post-secondary institutions. If the transcripts are in a language other than English a translation must be provided. Please include the front and back of each page of all transcripts. Ensure that there is a grading key (if applicable) accompanying the transcript. Each transcript must be uploaded as a single PDF. Do not upload a separate PDF for each page of the transcript.We will evaluate your application based on the PDF version you submit via the online system. You will only need to submit the physical copy if an offer of admission is made and accepted.If you receive an offer of admission from us, you will then be required to submit two physical versions of your official transcripts, official translations, etc. DO NOT send us any physical copies of your documents before this stage of application. Please mail your physical documents to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies at:Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies,University of British Columbia,170-6371 Crescent Road,Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z2 Curriculum Vitae: Your CV should outline professional employment, experience, education, publications and awards which you feel should be taken into account in considering your application for admission and/or scholarships. Please ensure that you list the titles of research projects/graduation theses; if these are available online, please consider including HTML links. Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose (SOP) A two pages maximum Statement of Purpose outlining your goals for your degree program. Specifically, you should detail why you would like to come to UBC to engage in studies leading to a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Please describe your aptitude and motivation for graduate study in your area of research interest, including your preparation for this field of study, your academic plans or research goals, and your future career goals. Additionally, please indicate whether you have been awarded or have applied for any scholarships (e.g., NSERC PGSM/PGSD, CIHR PGSM/PGSD, China Scholarship Council, etc.) and include amount of funding, duration of funding, etc. Recommendation Letter: Your application requires three letters of support from referees. At least one of your references should detail your academic achievement and how you would perform in a graduate-level degree program. Please be sure to contact prospective individuals in advance of your application so that you have their contact information prior to accessing the online application system. Specifically, for each referee, you will need to provide: first name; last name; email address; contact information at his/her institution; title or position held; Please let your prospective referees know that the online application system will email them asking for a reference to be entered.

Transcript: Applicants are required to scan official transcripts of all previous academic work from all post-secondary institutions as digital files (.pdfs) and upload them to the online application system (GRASP). If the academic records are in a language other than English or French, students are required to arrange for certified translations to be attached, as well. Applicants who are given offers will be asked to mail their official, original, or certified copies of the original records, in envelopes sealed and endorsed by the issuing institution to the Sociology Graduate Office. Please note that an official degree certificate must also be submitted if the degree granted is not indicated on your transcripts. Curriculum Vitae: Curriculum vitae is required. Recommendation Letter: Applicants should provide names and contact information for three academic referees via the online application system (GRASP). Once the application fee is paid,the system will automatically generate emails to the referees. Referees will be provided with a link to an online e-reference page where they will have the option to either fill out an online form or upload a letter of reference in Word or PDF format. If your referee would rather complete a paper application you can download the application from the system and send it to them. If they decide on this option we will require the paper reference to be sent to the Sociology Graduate Office in a sealed envelope with the referee's signature across the seal. Other Document: Please provide a written prospectus that indicates your proposed area of study for the M.A. or Ph.D. degree in Sociology. What research questions motivate you? What theoretical tradition(s) will likely inform or structure your research? Are there specific methodological skills you hope to develop and apply while in the program? Please also identify one of more potential faculty supervisors with whom you would like to work. Your prospectus should be between 500 and 1000 words in length. Applicants to the M.A. program who have not completed a B.A. in Sociology and applicants to the Ph.D. program who do not have a B.A. or M.A. degree in Sociology should include with their prospectus an additional statement of 500 words or fewer describing their level of preparedness for graduate study in Sociology, e.g., completed courses with substantial sociological content, sociological research and sociologists that have informed your own work, related research assistantship experiences, etc.

Transcript: SCARP requires applicants to scan and upload digital copies of all official transcripts (and/or degree certificates and translations). Please ensure that the uploaded documents are official transcripts and include a transcript key. Note that transcript keys are often printed on the reverse sides of official transcripts. Grade reports, marking sheets, and transcripts marked “unofficial” are not acceptable and will not be considered for review. The uploaded copies of official transcripts are considered “unofficial documents”. We use the unofficial documents to evaluate applicants and make conditional offers of admission. Transcripts in a language other than English or French must be accompanied by certified translations. If applicable, transcripts that do not have an indication of the date the degree was conferred must be accompanied by a degree certificate (and translation, if appropriate).For more information, see the Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies webpages on Canadian Transcripts or International Transcripts. Curriculum Vitae: Each applicant must submit a resume detailing educational background, work and/or volunteer experience, publications (if any), and any academic or professional awards earned. Personal Statement: Applicants are required to prepare and submit a research statement/thesis proposal (about 1,000 words). The statement should outline the thesis project you wish to undertake, the research methods you expect to use, and how the work builds on or draws from your previous training or experience. Recommendation Letter: References for SCARP should be from individuals who can assess your academic or professional qualifications and your communication skills. In most cases, at least two references should be academic. If you have been away from school for several years, all references may be from non-academics who are capable of assessing your professional and, if possible, your potential academic performance. There are three possible formats for references: electronic references, paper letters of reference, and paper reference forms. SCARP prefers that references utilize the electronic reference system in the online application. For more information, see the grad studies webpage for Letters of Reference. Please note that an online application must be submitted before referees receive a request to produce a reference. Writing Sample: Each applicant must also submit at least one sample of academic research and writing. An undergraduate thesis, previous academic publications, or previous academic project are all acceptable writing samples.