【专业要求】剑桥大学经济学专业

Two academic references. It would be  helpful if applicants could request their referees to include some indication  of the applicant's ranking, either relative to the student’s year group, or  relative to the best qualified students in the referee’s experience.  If  additional references would help your case, please feel free to provide  these.

Full official transcript. If these are  in a language other than English, a formal certified translation into English  is required. Applicants from North America should include with their  application a GPA relating specifically to economics and quantitative courses  taken, in addition to the overall GPA.  Applicants who are in their  final year of a degree should include, either on the transcript or  separately, a list of the subjects they are taking in their final year

GRE General Test scores (not required  if the applicant has a degree from a UK institution).  GRE  results are reported by ETS direct to the Faculty of Economics and it is the  applicant’s responsibility to ensure that these are received by the due date.    However, it  would also be helpful if a copy of the GRE scores could be uploaded with  other supporting documents.

Evidence of proficiency in the English  language (not required if English is the applicant’s native tongue).  If  you have not taken a language proficiency test you do not need to take it  before you apply, but if you are made an offer, one of the conditions of  admission will be that you pass a test at the correct level.

Scholarship award letter (not required  if financial support is still to be confirmed).

Course Details. Please supply details  of the microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and mathematical courses  you have taken/will be taking in your current and previous degrees. This  should be one concise document listing the topics covered in each of these  subjects with the main textbooks used (maximum 10 pages). If you are  currently studying for a degree please also list the subjects you will be  taking in your final year. You must upload this document using the  'Course-specific materials' category.