HOW TO APPLY
ECLA admissions period for the 2010-2011 academic year (AY, PY, BA Programmes) has started. To apply, please download the forms and guidelines from the right column.
Admissions Deadlines for the 2010-2011 academic year applications are:
Deadline I - February 15, 2010
Deadline II - April 30, 2010
Late Deadline - July 15, 2010
For Admissions Decision and Candidate Reply deadlines, please consult the Application Guidelines.
ECLA won't be offering the six-week long ISU in 2010 due to campus development.
ECLA welcomes applications from students who show a genuine commitment to a liberal education, academic promise, high motivation, a readiness to engage in themes relating to history, literature, philosophy and the visual arts, and strong extracurricular interests that they are willing to share. All successful applicants also demonstrate an ability in English which will allow them to participate fully in seminar discussions and writing assignments.
ECLA’s student body is diverse in the range of cultures represented and in the breadth of educational backgrounds. Applicants must have a secondary school diploma, but we also welcome applicants in any stage of an undergraduate programme and from any field of study. There are no prescribed courses that an applicant must have taken.
The Admissions Committee, which includes faculty and staff readers, balances several factors in its decisions including commitment to academic excellence, a passion for learning and positive qualities of character. In the end, the committee looks for students who can flourish and thrive in the ECLA community and, in turn, contribute to its vitality.
To contact the Admissions Office:
Call +49 30 43733 120
or
Send an e-mail to Admissions@ecla.de.
The mailing address is: Admissions Office
ECLA European College of Liberal Arts
Platanenstrasse 24
13156 Berlin
Students who wish to apply for financial aid can download forms from the Financial Aid page.
Admissions Requirements
Formal admissions requirements are a high school degree recognized by the German State and English competence on the level C1 of the Common European Framework of reference for Languages (CEF).
Non-discriminatory Policy
The European College of Liberal Arts Berlin admits students of any race, colour, national origin, ethnic origin, sex, gender identity, religion, sexual orientation, and age to all the rights, privileges, programmes, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the college.
It does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, national origin, ethnic origin, sex, gender identity, religion, sexual orientation, and age in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programmes, and athletic and other school-administered programmes.
