Crisis and Security Management (MSc)
Frequently Asked Questions Admissions
Below you will find answers to some frequently asked questions about admission to the MSc Crisis and Security Management.
Yes, the list of countries that do not require an English test is on the website. For all other countries, an English test is mandatory.
That is possible. We do not offer a premaster's program ourselves, but you can choose one independently. Make sure that the pre-master's aligns with the requirements listed under 'elaboration.'
To determine if your courses are relevant, start by reviewing the course descriptions and objectives to see if they cover topics like governance structures, crisis management, security policies, or similar themes. You can also compare your courses with the curriculum of the program you're interested in, as this often provides a list of recommended knowledge areas.
Please look at our website for the most up-to-date information concerning application and admission.
For questions about application, please contact admissionscsm@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
Only if this is mentioned in the diploma requirements.
You can address your questions about admission and application to csm@fgga.leidenuniv.nl. We can then answer your questions that remain after reading our website for prospective students. Please note, it is not possible to pre-check your application for an indication of admissibility: this will burden our Admission Board with double work of assessing, first for an indication and then for the actual assessment. Again, the website for prospective students contains relevant information, especially the sections elaboration and guidelines give detailed information about the two pillars
No, that is not possible. Admission is based on the documents you submit, such as your diploma, transcript, and any required test scores. All information is available on our website. If you still have questions, you can send an email to CSM@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
For any other questions about the admissions process or the visa application, please also check out our general FAQ for more information. International students should also check out the Prepare your stay website for more information about the practical matters you should take care of before and upon arrival in the Netherlands (including, housing, scholarships, insurances, and applying for a visa/residence permit).