Please, read the application form and instructions carefully before filling it out. If you have any questions about the application or about the LLM / MSc CLEF and studying at IUC, please feel free to send an email to applications@iuctorino.it, or call us at (+39) 011 440 7007. IUC accepts students on a rolling basis, so early applications are encouraged. The application deadline is May 15-th, 2010. Should you have any difficulty in downloading the applications PDF, please contact its@iuctorino.it.
There is no application fee and decisions on all applications will be taken by July 1, 2010. All the applicants who will be considered will be notified by e-mail of an offer of admission.
If you use the PDF form, you can either email it to applications@iuctorino.it, attaching all the requested documents in electronic format (e.g., scanned .pdf or .jpg), or send via Express Mail/Courier a hard-copy version of the application to the following address:
International University College of Turin ATTN: Admissions Piazza Carlo Felice 18 10121 Torino, Italy
Receipt of the application will be notified by e-mail.
The application must contain the following materials:
1) An application form, completed and dated.
2) Official transcripts from all degree-granting academic institutions that you have attended. All transcripts must include an English translation and an explanation of the grading system used.
3) Two letters of recommendation (references) from faculty members or others who can assess your skills and character. The letters should be sent directly by the recommenders either in electronic or hard-copy format to the addresses above indicated. Alternatively, recommenders should return their letters to the applicants in a sealed envelope with their signature across the flap.
4) A motivational essay of 1500 words related to law and finance or discussing some aspect of global capitalism like those motivating the program and the faculty of the International University College of Turin (see www.iuctorino.it/aboutus.html). The essay should also provide us with an example of your English-language writing skills.
5) A CV / RESUME
6) If English is not your native language nor the primary language of instruction, you should provide us with some type of evidence of your English language skills. The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), IELTS or CPE are encouraged although not required.
7) In case you cannot afford tuition fees, you should also provide us with a motivated statement requesting financial aid.
