Are there any Austrians who already attended, applied or are going to apply for the CoE? Please write me for exchange of ideas.

It seems to vary based on course, country of origin, and scholarships. I'm applying from the UK, for a scholarship from the goverment, and I've been told that the interviews for that will be in March. I'm not sure whether that's all of the UK applicants or if that's just for this specific scholarship though.

I'm applying for an internal civil service scholarship, so i'm afraid i don't know about the bruges-natolin one. but good luck! which programme have you applied for?

@Katharina: Are you also German and applying to the Netzwerk Europäische Bildung? Have you heard something about the interviews so far? I haven´t.. :(

Could the german speaking people please send me a PN with their mail or facebookaddys? I would very much appreciate that since I also plan to apply after finishing my Magister.

I'm applying for an internal civil service scholarship, so i'm afraid i don't know about the bruges-natolin one. but good luck! which programme have you applied for?

Hey - Any applicants for the LLM in European Law from Belgium or the Netherlands ?

@Katharina: Are you also German and applying to the Netzwerk Europäische Bildung? Have you heard something about the interviews so far? I haven´t.. :(

Hi!
Nice to get to know someone from Germany! :)
I took the IELTS for my English and did the daad sprachzertifikat for French. I don't know if it is crucial to provide them with certificates but I heard that it makes your application stronger. Have you taken it?
Good luck for you and hope to see you in Berlin!

I applied for the history scholarship (Geremek) but I have no idea how many students will apply. I didn't provide any proof of my language skills, I hope that's not a problem.

Concerning the interview dates, I have no idea when they will be held (I think I need to go to Bruges because there's no national committee here).

Good luck to everyone!

Hi!
Nice to get to know someone from Germany! :)
I took the IELTS for my English and did the daad sprachzertifikat for French. I don't know if it is crucial to provide them with certificates but I heard that it makes your application stronger. Have you taken it?
Good luck for you and hope to see you in Berlin!

Hi!
Nice to get to know someone from Germany! :)
I took the IELTS for my English and did the daad sprachzertifikat for French. I don't know if it is crucial to provide them with certificates but I heard that it makes your application stronger. Have you taken it?
Good luck for you and hope to see you in Berlin!

haha, funny - same with me. I just took the TOEFL instead :)

I just have a major problem, one of my professors who agreed to write me a reference letter has not send it yet and I can't reach him. Ah, I hate this!

Hey everyone!

Hope you're not too stressed with the applications and that you'll all get what you're applying for.
I posted in another thread, but I'll try my chances here too:

Has anyone ever been accepted into the LLM track at CoE without a purely legal background (BA or MA)? I'm finishing my MA in International Affairs in Sciences Po Paris and would like to apply to the LLM at CoE but the website says it's a no-no... Thanks!

Hey everyone!

I am just wondering if everyone that has applied to the LLM in CoE knows French atm?

Good luck with all your applications!

Hi guys i'm new here & 4 sure not a law student but i applied for the scholarship like you guys,IRD as a first choice & the MA in European Political and Administrative Studies as a second choice
any advices guys

Hey everyone!

I am just wondering if everyone that has applied to the LLM in CoE knows French atm?

Good luck with all your applications!

Hey everyone!!

I'm a Spanish student and I applied to the Law program. This is the first year that we had to send the applicaion only to the CoE and not to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs because they won't give us any scholarships (the crisis is the major excuse i guess). So does someone know when will the preselections be posted? And when will the interviews take place?
And then, I studied general law in Spain (we can't specialize on a concrete field) so I don't know how to get ready for the interview; are there any books/ articles etc. that can be useful?
Thanks everybody!!

Hello everyone!

I am also a Spanish applicant for the LLM :) I am competent in French and bilingual in English, but perfect knowledge of both languages is not essential when applying to the CoE.

Spain is one of the countries where competition to get into CoE is most fierce, so it's going to be very difficult to get an interview...

Elisabetruiz, are you certain there won't be any scholarships from the MAEC? Have you applied to any other scolarships?

Best of luck to everyone!

Hi! No, I'm not certain but they told me that scholarships hadn't been confirmed yet, and last year Spanish students were asked to wait until the scholarships were published in order to send the application (they had to wait until the end of February) whereas this year we were just asked to send all the documents to Brugge... So it's just a guess, and I hope I'm wrong, but I don't know...
I asked for scholarships in La Caixa and the Fundación Ramón Areces, and you?
I hope we will get the chance to be interviewed at least!!

Hi! No, I'm not certain but they told me that scholarships hadn't been confirmed yet, and last year Spanish students were asked to wait until the scholarships were published in order to send the application (they had to wait until the end of February) whereas this year we were just asked to send all the documents to Brugge... So it's just a guess, and I hope I'm wrong, but I don't know...
I asked for scholarships in La Caixa and the Fundación Ramón Areces, and you?
I hope we will get the chance to be interviewed at least!!