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

Transcript: Transcripts/degree certificates Curriculum Vitae: Your resume can either be entered directly on your application or attached. Recommendation Letter: Letters of reference

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: You must scan and upload one digital copy (.pdf) of each of your official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions you have attended or taken courses at.DO NOT SEND OFFICIAL PAPER COPIES OF YOUR TRANSCRIPTS TO UBC DURING THE APPLICATION PROCESS. Forestry will use the digital copies to evaluate your application. If you are offered admission to Forestry, you will not be allowed to register in the program until one set of all required official academic records are received and validated by UBC. Submission instructions for transcripts will be included in your Offer of Admission package. Curriculum Vitae: Provide an up-to-date CV that summarizes, in the following order, your education (degrees, diplomas, continuing education); academic and professional awards; achievements, honours, or other distinctions you have received; work experience; professional certifications; volunteer experience; recreational pursuits. This document must be uploaded to your online application as a .PDF file. Please use the following naming format: CV Naming Format: LastName_FirstName_FRST_CV Personal Statement: Provide a brief letter (1-2 pages) that describes your research interests and academic and career goals. Refer to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies website for tips on writing your letter of intent. This document must be uploaded to your online application as a .PDF file. Please use the following naming format: Letter of Intent Naming Format: LastName_FirstName_FRST_LetterOfIntent Recommendation Letter: We require three (3) letters of recommendation from academic sources. If one of your referees knows you in a professional context, this is also acceptable as long as they are able to speak to your ability in your proposed research areas. Reference letters are submitted directly by the referee to the online application system. Your prospective academic supervisor(s) in Faculty of Forestry cannot also act as a referee. You (the applicant) will input each of your referee's contact information into the online application system. The referees will then receive an auto-notification with instructions on how to upload their letters only after you have completed the rest of your online application and paid your application fee and submitted it online. It is therefore VERY important that you complete and submit your online application with enough time for your referees to be contacted, be able to comfortably write their letters of recommendation and for us to receive their documents before the Forestry admissions deadline.

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: 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.uploading scanned (PDF) copies of official transcripts in the application system: Curriculum Vitae: An up-to-date resume is required. Recommendation Letter: During the online application process, you will identify three referees and provide their email address (Please note that the on-line application system does not recognize public email providers such as Gmail, Yahoo, or other free e-mail accounts for referees). The referees can be either academic or professional. At least one referee should be a person who has supervised the applicant in a position of post-BSW paid employment. Referees will receive an email, upload link and the submission deadline ONLY AFTER your application is submitted. For this reason, it is advisable to apply well before the deadline so the referee has sufficient time to write the letter.

Transcript: Applicants must upload at the time of application a scanned PDF copy of their official transcripts in English (including the marking key for the transcripts) and degree certificates for all universities/colleges attended or currently attending (including exchange programs), except for UBC transcripts. Applicants must arrange for one copy of their official transcripts, open the envelope, scan and upload the transcripts online. Transcripts issued in a language other than English must also be accompanied by a certified English translation. There is no need to any provide information for secondary or high school attended. Curriculum Vitae: You may provide detailed information about your work history and any additional relevant experiences. When indicating relevant work experiences, begin with your most recent and describe any relevant work experience you may have.Position held and nature of work;Name of Organization and department;Period (mmm/yyyy - mmm/yyyy) Personal Statement: Your statement of intent is your opportunity to tell us about you and your research interests. It should be brief, 1 or at most 2 pages (not limited to # of words on each page), which describe:the research area(s) you wish to pursue in graduate school; your future academic and career plans;and those aspects of your previous education, training and work experience that prepared you for graduate school and future career. Recommendation Letter: Ensure that your referees submit the references by the application deadline.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 Publication: Publication (no word or page limit; only if applicable): Beginning with your most recent, list the following:Papers published or accepted in refereed journals;Papers submitted to refereed journals;Other refereed contributions (e.g. technical reports, conference presentations, posters, etc.);Patents and copyrights (e.g. software, but not publication copyrights) submitted or awarded. Please indicate the full authorship as it appears/will appear in the original publication, year, title, publication name and volume, and number of pages. DO NOT send your article or thesis

Transcript: All applicants must arrange to have two (2) official transcripts from all colleges and universities (other than UBC) attended sent directly to the Faculty of Graduate & Post-Doctoral Studies at 171-6371 Crescent Road, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z2, in sealed and endorsed envelopes issued by the Registrar of the home institution. In European countries where a Diploma Supplement is available, two sealed and endorsed sets may be submitted in lieu of academic transcripts and/or translations. If the official transcript does not indicate the degree name and the degree conferral date, then an official degree certificate is also required. If the issuing institution does not mail original academic records directly, then stamped, attested true photocopies of academic records in sealed envelopes and endorsed by the Registrar of the home institution will be accepted as official by UBC. All transcripts (and degree certificates) must arrive at the Faculty of Graduate & Post-Doctoral Studies in sealed and endorsed envelopes issued by the home institution to be considered official. Applicants who have graduated from institutions where the transcripts (and degree certificates) are issued in a language other than English, must arrange to have two sets of all official academic records issued in the original language AND accompanied by certified English literal translations. If the issuing institution does not provide English translations of academic documents, the applicant must arrange for official English translations to be done by a certified translator. All English translations must also be submitted in sealed, endorsed envelopes from the translator. Photocopies of documents used for translation must be identical in appearance and content to the official academic records received from the Registrar of the home institution. Curriculum Vitae: Current Resume (Curriculum Vitae) is required. Personal Statement: Statement of Intent 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.There are three possible formats for references: http://mining.ubc.ca/graduate/masc/masc-supporting-documents/

Transcript: All applicants must arrange to have two (2) official transcripts from all colleges and universities (other than UBC) attended sent directly to the Faculty of Graduate & Post-Doctoral Studies at 171-6371 Crescent Road, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6T 1Z2, in sealed and endorsed envelopes issued by the Registrar of the home institution. In European countries where a Diploma Supplement is available, two sealed and endorsed sets may be submitted in lieu of academic transcripts and/or translations. If the official transcript does not indicate the degree name and the degree conferral date, then an official degree certificate is also required. If the issuing institution does not mail original academic records directly, then stamped, attested true photocopies of academic records in sealed envelopes and endorsed by the Registrar of the home institution will be accepted as official by UBC. All transcripts (and degree certificates) must arrive at the Faculty of Graduate & Post-Doctoral Studies in sealed and endorsed envelopes issued by the home institution to be considered official. Applicants who have graduated from institutions where the transcripts (and degree certificates) are issued in a language other than English, must arrange to have two sets of all official academic records issued in the original language AND accompanied by certified English literal translations. If the issuing institution does not provide English translations of academic documents, the applicant must arrange for official English translations to be done by a certified translator. All English translations must also be submitted in sealed, endorsed envelopes from the translator. Photocopies of documents used for translation must be identical in appearance and content to the official academic records received from the Registrar of the home institution. Curriculum Vitae: Current Resume (Curriculum Vitae) is required. Personal Statement: Statement of Intent: Please give a brief summary of your reason for applying to UBC, the MEng program and mining engineering. (maximum 500 words) Recommendation Letter: Referees: Enter the contact information (name, institution, address, phone number, fax number and email) for your three referees.There are three possible formats for references:http://mining.ubc.ca/graduate/m-eng/admission-requirements/

Transcript: You must submit transcripts from all post-secondary institutions you have previously attended, including transcripts from universities attended on exchange. If you are currently completing a degree, submit your transcripts to date. In that case, UBC will not grant final confirmation of acceptance until you have submitted the final transcripts after the degree is conferred. If the academic records are in a language other than English or French, you must submit the transcripts in their original language and accompany them with official translations. You can upload scans of official transcripts in your online application. When offered admissions, you must arrange for official transcripts in hardcopy. Curriculum Vitae: A 1–2 page summary of your experiences in education, work, travel, volunteering, and other relevant areas. Personal Statement: A 1–2 page statement outlining your interest in the program of choice and your motivation to pursue this degree at UBC. You will upload the statement as part of your online application. Some degrees have more specific requirements:MASA and MASLA: Outline your research interests and aspirations. Describe the proposed area of research and explain why you believe it is important. Include methodology, citations, and a bibliography, and explain how your work experience, readings, and related activities have influenced your chosen research pursuit. Nominate no more than three professors to act as your primary research supervisor and discuss how your research interests align with theirs. Recommendation Letter: You must arrange for three letters of reference, two of which should be academic and speak to your past performance and ability to succeed in a graduate program. Referees submit their letters through the online application system. Portfolio: Submit at least one and no more than three examples of previous scholarly or creative works. At least one example of writing should clearly indicate research ability and be identified as such.