UNICORE 8.0 Scholarship (University Corridors for Refugees)

1. Create one profile on the official UNICORE portal when applications open (March 2, 2026)
2. Select up to two universities and submit complete applications before the global deadline
3. Upload all mandatory documents in required format
4. Participate in university-level evaluations/interviews for shortlisted candidates
5. Follow final ranking/publication instructions from each participating university and complete enrollment/visa steps if selected
6. Account/nomination: Create an account or complete nomination/referral steps where the provider requires it.

• Refugee status documentation (ID/registration evidence required by call)
• Bachelor's degree certificate eligible for Master's admission
• Official academic transcripts
• GPA evidence or conversion statement when required
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Motivation letter
• Any university-specific documents listed in the individual call
• Passport / national ID (if required)
• CV/Resume
• Recommendation letters (if required)
• Language test score (IELTS/TOEFL) if required
• Certified translations (if required)
• Portfolio / research proposal (if required)
• Medical / health certificate (if required)
• Any additional forms requested by the provider

• The two-university application cap is strictly enforced; extra applications can invalidate later submissions.
• Each university publishes its own detailed call, so required documents and support details can vary.
• Fraudulent or altered documents trigger disqualification and formal reporting under call rules.

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