Programs/Master/Law, public administration, public order and safety
Master

Public Administration

University of Twente • Enschede • Law, public administration, public order and safety

Admissions & requirements

  • 1. Academic Degree

    Public Administration
    European Studies
    relevant scientific bachelor + optionally pre-master

  • 2. Personal Motivation

    Letter of Motivation (max 1000 words)

    Pro Tip
    This university often rejects generic letters. We can help you structure a tailored motivation letter that highlights your real experience.
  • 3. Previous Education

    Bachelor degree in Public Administration, Public Policy, Political Administration or a related field and knowledge of the following topics: Political Science, Sociology, Economy and Law.

Language requirements

  • IELTS overall band (6.5)
  • TOEFL internet based (90)

Estimated Monthly Expenses

Rent~€800
Food~€300
Insurance~€120
Total~€1,220/mo
Estimates vary by city and lifestyle; we help you plan a realistic budget.
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University of Twente

EnschedeResearch University

#203 Worldwide

Founded in 1961, the University of Twente is the only campus university in the Netherlands, offering an American-style campus experience. Known as the "entrepreneurial university" with over 1,000 spinoff companies, it specializes in technology and engineering with a strong focus on innovation and societal impact.

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Tuition (from)
€18,200
/year
Admission
Admission: Competitive
Duration
1 year
Location
Enschede

Accreditations

NVAOEAPAA

Scholarships

  • John Monash Scholarships
  • Education for Sustainable Energy Development (ESED) Scholarship
  • Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme
  • UAF: Foundation for Refugee Students
  • University of Twente Scholarship (UTS)
  • NL Scholarship

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