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Please Read it and tell me if it's ok!!!

Anonymous — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 22:49:20 GMT

HI everyone! New to the forum and very anxious about my future!
It's a motivation letter concerning a postgraduate Chinese Studies programme.
I'd like to know if it's ok! Thank you!

Dear Sir or Madam,

I would like to express my interest in attending the Chinese Studies Masters programme at the University of __. In this letter I would like to present my reasons and objectives for choosing this programme and to elaborate on my general background.

First of all, I would like to introduce myself. I am a Greek student with a degree in Translation Studies. I studied at the __for four years, having completed my dissertation just recently. My field of expertise focuses on English and French translations to Greek and vice versa. By the time I decided to study translation I was already a proficient user of both English and French. The truth is that I developed an interest in foreign languages, and especially in English, at an early age thanks to my fatherâs English background and upbringing, given that he grew up in __and studied in the UK. During the completion of my degree I also studied Italian and Turkish for one year. Later on I decided to focus on Spanish, a very interesting language which I am currently studying.

Throughout my life I have been interested in learning many languages and becoming accustomed to different civilizations. Ever since I embarked on the undergraduate translation programme at the __, I have been thinking strongly to pursue further academic education concerning another language such as Chinese (Mandarin) which outnumbers any other language in the world. In addition to this, the Chinese civilization is one of the worldâs oldest continuous and most interesting civilizations and I would be thrilled to be given the chance to be a part of it. It is my true belief that the chosen programme will provide me both knowledge and experience, as well as expertise in Chinese Studies.

Due to the reputation of the University of __, I strongly believe that your offered postgraduate programme will be highly suitable for me. I have chosen the University of __ as it develops dynamically language skills by this two-year interdisciplinary programme which also includes a six-month full-time language study in China. My experience in the field of languages has taught me that the student should be in direct contact with the language in order to master it. During my undergraduate education at the __I had the chance to live in __ as part of a six-month compulsory training programme for the completion of my degree and I developed a completely different range of knowledge concerning the French language and civilization.

I am convinced that with my strong language learning background, explained by an obvious flair for languages which is a reflection of my outgoing personality, I will be able to live up to the programmeâs expectations and to make the most out of it by working hard and having strong motive. I would be more than glad to receive a positive response and to engage myself in this extremely interesting programme. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours faithfully,

Re: Please help to me to write perfect Motivation letter

Anonymous — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 14:30:29 GMT

Hello,
I'll be really glad if somebody checks my motivation letter draft too. I've gone through this forum and copied some ideas and even senteces into that. I'm not sure if I can ask you also for grammar correction, but if somebody correct (maybe "fills in" is more appropriate, plenty of them are missing <img src="/emoticons/emotion-1.gif" alt="Smile [:)]" /> the articles and tenses, I'll really appreciate that. I'm going to enclose this text and my CV to a short email with application. Thank you a lot!

Jan

Here it is:

Dear Sir / Madam,

With this letter I wish to explain my interest for taking part in PhD project "***" which is proposed by the *** team.

I believe my motivation for applying for the position can be better understood considering my study path so far. I started my bachelor studies of Computer Science at *** Faculty of *** University in *** with clear intention to continue with master studies at the same place. After completing my bachelor degree I've chosen a specialization on Software Systems. From the beginning of my master studies I've been focusing on the field of formal methods in software development and especially on model-checking. During that stage I won the scholarship for excellent study results and finally I got my master degree this January with overall grade 1.

While working on my master thesis focused on model-checking of concurrent systems, I decided to get deeper knowledge in the field of formal verification and software reliability. I started to look for research groups and laboratories concentrating on these topics. I realized that *** group is dealing exactly with the problems I'm interested in and I immediately decided to apply for a PhD position in your team right after finishing my master studies. To get broader survey in the area of formal verification I started to attend a seminar, where many scientists focused on this topic present their current results. I also attend an intensive everyday course of French since September to reach at least basic level of the language.

My choice of my former university and faculty was based on general belief that this institution is the most challenging and provides the education of the highest quality in my country. This fact helped me to make my best while studying there. But now I appreciate an opportunity to focus on an exciting research topic even more than high demands imposed on students. I consider the *** group to be both the great challenge and the place of projects exactly corresponding to my research interests. I think of that as of opportunity to get broader view of formal methods and security and to take part in the top-class research project with exciting goals.

I'm convinced that I can contribute to the above-mentioned project because of the experience gained from my master thesis and during my master studies. In my work I dealt with model-checking, implementation of temporal logic, formal specification, modeling language design, semantics and translation. I believe that I can apply my knowledge of program verification in your project and that it is an excellent opportunity to get an expertise in the field of my utmost interest. I consider program verification and reliability being crucial for further development of software industry and I definitely want to take part in research of this area. From my part I have no doubts about my motivation and commitment and I believe that I am a suitable candidate for this PhD position.

Yours respectfully,
my name

Comments on Motivation Letter asked

Claire* — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:15:48 GMT

Dear members,

I am a Dutch scholar in my exam year of grammar school. Upcoming Friday I need to have sent in all my application papers for university. I saw the excellent help offered by all of you to correct motivation letters and give advise. I just finished my motivation letter and I would like some comments on it. I am applying for a university which is very selective. It is an international orientated institute and offers broad education (I want to study litarature, political theory, business and maybe some law) It is very intensive studying and I will be living on campus if everything turns out okÃ© and I will be accepted. But... only one out of five scholars get the chance to be accepted. So I can use all help offered by getting the best motivation letter ever. The yellow gaps represent fitting words I did not just come up. (sorry for some Dutch but thats for translation)

One special thing: I find it quite difficult to limit myself to two pages so if you have any advise on what to delete in this text it would be great (it is too long)

My motivation letter:

Dear Sir/Madame,

Hereby I am applying for a place in the liberal arts programme at University College Utrecht for fall 2008, and in this letter I will elaborate on the reasons of my motivation and why I am perfectly fit for the concept.

My name is Claire. I am a sixth form student at the Koningin Wilhelmina College in Culemborg, I will be graduating from grammar school (Dutch: gymnasium) in June 2008.

I must say I like all my subjects and in particular English and Social Studies. I started learning English from a young age and it has always felt like my second language. Sometimes I feel I can express myself better in English than in Dutch, or at least more beautifully.

I enjoyed the fact that my (former) secondary school is rather innovative. In 2006 Bizzgames was introduced; a simulation of a business environment. This is an excellent way of putting management and organisation skills into practice. Consequence was I came in first as a two-person team with a student I did not know. On the one hand working after school did result in less active extracurricular activities, on the other hand I did learn to â¦

I know people see me as an open-minded, ambitious, passionate and hardworking student. Academically I am a critical thinker. I am almost always passionately interested in a subject Travelling is one of my enduring passions. It gives me an indescribable feeling boundlessness.

From my point of view current students are definitely well educated; however we are also quite restrained by the borders of Europe. I think this attitude will no longer serve. We are naturally ignorant of â¦ I, on the contrary, am very driven and interested in breaking through this boundary. From these I want to get good the elements. I am eager to develop. I find it interesting to put economic/political problems into the pillory. I can be quite taken up by thinking of a balanced policy.

Having experienced the concept of liberal arts and science in 2006 my conviction to apply for University College has grown stronger as time passed. The completed Roosevelt Junior Academy days (see enclosed certificate) and the open day visited at University College Utrecht have only served as reinforcements. I am appealed by UCâs curriculum, campus, professors, students, students associations and ambiance. I felt at home immediately with the campus and I felt a connection with the students I spoke to. I want more than offered by general universities. General universities do not strive to exploit ones individual academic abilities and they do not offer academic excellence. I want to be challenged. My future prospects are at the limit of what I want to consider reachable by own means, and no less. This is because I know I will do the best I possibly can and therefore I identify my future with endless possibilities.

In summer 2007 I took an educational travel to Cambridge. I stayed in a host family, for the reason I wanted to experience British living closely. It gave me renewed my energy to focus on what I want to achieve and therefore made me so much stronger and more motivated. For me this was a very special/changing experience. I finished with the intensive English course, specialized in Academic English at Advanced level. My English has improved â¦ in England. My environment had continuingly existed of a very rich diversity of cultures, which I experienced as very inspiring. I think it takes quite some adaptability to get settled in a totally new country and culture, and I think this is a very important talent to posses. I can easily find a way and socialize in unfamiliar surroundings.

In my exam year an opportunity occurred. I was selected for the School of Economics programme. I signed up and I intensely wanted to participate, for several of itâs aspects appealed to me; the academic education, the English language in studying and specialising in one of my most favourable subjects. This rather demanding extracurricular activity I enjoyed fullest, I am convinced studying in English will increase my satisfaction of studying and turning to English education will cause least trouble. I wanted more of my education and this challenged me.

Furthermore I arranged I will not be making a general PWS, but to complete this in a more academic, specialized and scientific way at School of Economics (Utrecht University) in the British language.

I put a lot of energy and satisfaction into the art of debating. When I was fifteen, I joined the students association Utrecht Debating Society. Speaking in public now represents one of my skills. As a scholar I had to catch up the gap between me and the student members. This only stimulated my ability in learning faster. Besides regular debating I am very interested in performing eloquentia en Iâm considering making that one of my extracurricular activities in the future. I have also been a co-judge at the NK debating tournament 2007 in Tilburg. In my leisure time I like to â¦ in the ancient theory of pleading, especially to read the great works of Cicero, Socrates and Plato.

I am already making efforts to make arrangements to go abroad upcoming summer. My aunt and uncle are very active in Africa concerning charity and voluntary activities, with this connection I hope it is possible to obtain a safe and valuable place to analyze and learn about unbalanced political/economical systems, and experience helping people for whom I think I can contribute to transfer knowledge to people unable to get education. There are still two sides of the badge, because I think such an experience enriches me as a human being. I also like to analyze the as it seems bottomless situation.

I have a broad range of interests and I have quite a few requirements fit for a study to my personal wishes. My contribution to University College Utrecht would be valuable, if given the opportunity. One of the reasons I am so passionately firm about studying liberal arts and sciences is the great international orientation. I would be honoured to join/strengthen the Future Leaders Project. The living environment of a large diversity of cultures does seem only tremendously inspiring to me. Considering UCU students make use of â¦ a lot, my debating skills will definitely be an advantage for me and liveliness in class. My active class-participation will be a mentionable contribution. I would also like to be actively involved in several committees at University College Utrecht. In my high school there was no occasion to have been involved in MUN, Model United Nations. Since Iâm aware of the MUN at university level is offered at University College Utrecht Iâm determined to become member of this organisation.

UCU could give me the possibility to fulfil my academic needs, such as Future Leaders Project and an MUN-foundation. It will also shape me exactly fit for my future plans.

I think it is a huge prÃ© for a student ambitioning an academic international carreer to be all-round. UCU is able to offer, in my opinion, optimal âvormingâ. Highly academic skills, an intensive network with motivated people all over the world, an international âblikâ, broad but good knowledge and ability to speak English almost as a native speaker.

During my high school I have personally been through a hard time regarding my domestic situation and I have no doubt this had also restrained me in performing to my fullest academic capability. Especially in de 4^th and 5^th class I was most affected by this, and therefore my exam grades averages started at a lower rank. It took me a while to be able to remain least affected by this negativity with help from a psychologist. I managed to get my grades up with hard work and high grades, but considering my own personal capability this couldâve been a lot more and will be at University College Utrecht. I think it did make me a lot stronger as an individual. In my opinion a human must strive to take advantage of every event.

Enclosed you will find a form of recommendation from Dr. Verbraak and Dr. Filius. Mr Verbraak is my teacher of management and organisation. Mr. Verbraak knows me well as a student and as an individual. Mr Filius has been my mentor in the sixth class and has been most aware of my personal circumstances. Mr Visschers has been my English teacher for several years and is well aware of my English level of proficiency, enclosed you find his comments on this matter.

Finally, I consider myself a suitable candidate for this program. In my time at KWC I have really showed my motivation, both academically and socially. I hope that I have convinced you of my motivation and that you will grant me this opportunity.

Yours faithfully,
Claire Wientjes

Re: please Check grammer the Motivation letter urgent !

Kathrin — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 14:03:26 GMT

Hi,

your letter has many flaws:

1. way too long for a covering letter,

2. your motivation isn't clear after all

3. the letter isn't coherent

4. the letter repeads a bit the information given in the CV. In order to write a good letter you have to pick the points from the CV which fullfil the application criteria

Under this circumstances I have trouble to correct it. Take a good example and write it completely new. I suspekt that the current letter is a translation from your mother tongue. Seek for a good example through the Internet.

Kind regards,

Kathrin

Re: Motivation Letter for Business School

Anonymous — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 11:43:28 GMT

JayT wrote:
Dear MountainHiker:
First of All I would like to appreciate you for the previous letter...I'm trying to apply for a new programme and basically I went with the format of the last letter but I think I need to have change completely the fifth paragraph...Could you please review it and tell me what I probably need to change...
Best regards, Jay T
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Director of the Program
Department of Marketing and Management
University of Southampton

February 12, 2005

Dear Sir or Madam:

I am writing to apply for the Masterâs Programme in International Business.

After completing the Master's Programme, I plan to continue my education and obtain a Ph.D. in Management. My objective is to become a faculty member at a leading university and investigate issues concerned with Management as it affects organizational strategy, structure, and systems.

I have a Bachelor Degree in English Translation from Essex University in Panama. After graduation and ten years of work, I have become an executive manager of a medical services company. I was responsible for all business matters, including administrative, financial, and marketing functions.

I have always endeavored to upgrade my education in the field of business. In January 1999, I was accepted in a full-time MBA program in the American University of Roma in Peru. I successfully passed eight courses. In May 2000, I moved to the University of Southern in US to complete my degree. I was a full-time MBA student and I have successfully passed nine MBA courses. Through my courses, I have developed a strong analytical and creative business mind.

I started as Marketing and Sales Assistant in my first job in my country and then I promoted to Vice-President Marketing in the same company. Then when I went to Kent, I worked as Public Relations Manager and Insurance Manager in Doritos for one year and half. When I went to USA, I worked as Assistant Manager of Gemini for almost a year. Then I worked for Bank of America as District Sales Manager for seven months before coming back to my country. Twelve years of experience working in diverse positions and companies in three different countries with complete different work environment and culture has taught me to manage daily administrative and financial activities. I am fluent in English and also I have enough knowledge of French.

To further prepare myself better for the program, I completed a course in Strategic Planning in Faculty of Economics in York University. I have also taken courses in e-Commerce and Financial Mathematics in Excel. Moreover, I made extensive use of spreadsheet, word processing, and presentation software packages for analysis and preparation of presentations and reports during my twelve-year work experience.

I have a strong academic background, as evidenced by my graduate level courses, as well as a solid track record of executive experience. With further education in International Business, I will be able to combine a teaching career with consulting business on management issues. I will understand the latest theories of management combined with strong real world experience that will allow me to develop interesting and significant topics for further study and channel my educational and managerial skills into providing unique business solutions. I am confident that the Masterâs Programme in International Business offered by Southampton University will provide me the knowledge, confidence, and contacts to realize my dreams.

Thank you very much for considering my request. I look forward to your positive response.

Sincerely yours,

Jay T

Motivation letter for EHSAL

Nazlituzuner — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 18:15:11 GMT

Hi!

Can somebody please check this motivation letter i wrote to apply for master's degree. A bit urgent

Thank You

Nazli.

Dear Sir/Madam

I am currently in my senior year at Istanbul University studying Translation and Interpreting in English. I will be graduated in June of this year with a Bachelorâs degree. With this letter, I would like to apply to the MBA program at the European University College Brussels in 2007-2008 academic year with a focus of International Management.

First of all, the main reason I would like to study this subject is to form a proper business possibility for myself within the business volume that will be created by Turkeyâs integration to the European Union. As for that, I find EHSAL in Brussels the suitable place to study.

Within my goals about business life are to work as a product manager or customer representative in an international company. To achieve these, I would like to be educated about international business subject and would like to deepen my knowledge with the advantage of my foreign language skills.

The reason why I would like to study abroad is that the program offered by the university suits the European Union. Moreover, by being in Europe, I would like to broaden my vision in the light of my experiences as a former Erasmus student. I believe that, my foreign language skills make it easier for me to communicate within a multi-cultural environment. Being an exchange student for four months has given me the skill to live abroad and studying in Brussels, being the capital of Europe and EHSAL, having an international body will be the next step in broadening my vision.

I evaluate myself as hardworking, open-minded and researcher. In addition to my academic activities, I also worked as a volunteer in Greenpeace and I am working as a freelance translator. Having worked as a volunteer in a big environmental organization has given me the skill to work in a team which is an essential both in academic and business life.

Thank you for your time and kind consideration in evaluating my letter. I am looking forward to your reply.

Written Motivation Letter for studying abroad

T3x — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 20:41:01 GMT

Hello, I've just finished writting my letter for studying abroad, after reading some threads in this forum, i decided to sign up with hope that somebody will check it. Thanks in advance. So there it is :

Hello,

Iâm finishing my secondary school this year and I want to apply in University course âCourseâ in Town. I always wanted to continue my life working with the computers because I think thatâs my possibility to make very much in the future and make a successful career.

It took some time for me to choose course, but finally Iâve chosen âCourseâ. I think thatâs best course for me, because it contains interesting subjects of education and even the technical and theoretical skills. At school where I study, the Information Technologies course was not my start of working with computers. Before that Iâve been reading many books about computers and that helped me to be best in class. Iâve helped many friends with their computers and even repaired them when they were damaged. I made some sites on the internet, which was great success for me and worked in some software translation projects, translated software from English language to Lithuanian.

I want to study abroad because later I will have better possibilities to get work on other Europe Union countries and get much experience. The studying will not be hard thing for me, because all subjects are interesting and Iâve always wanted to know how to do something more than I do now. The most important thing is that I love working with computers and I want to make great career and do very much in Computer range.

In my real life I love communicate and make new friends, so living in a new place will not be hard thing for me. When I was fifteen years old, Iâve started to make discoâs in my school, because I think that itâs unimaginable thing to live without music. Music helps me to get into life .

I think Graduating abroad can change my life and can help me to make succesful future because I will learn much things which I havenât learned in Secondary School.

Thanks for reading my application. Iâm looking forward for your reply.

Sincerely Yours,

Name

PhD application - motivation letter (could anyone have a look?)

Anonymous — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 01:48:29 GMT

Dear Madam or Sir,

I would like to submit my application for doctoral studies in the *** domain at ****.

I graduated in June 2006 from Brno University of Technology, Czech republic, as Master (Engineer). I will finish my second Master studies at Faculty of Informatics at the Masaryk University in Brno in June 2007.

My studies so far were communication/interaction â oriented, whether it was wireless communication (mobile communication networks) or human â computer interaction (dialogue systems, speech recognition). Also my work experience fit into this domain (interpretation, translation, teaching of visually impaired student in the support center of Masaryk University, **** multi-modal interface). At present I prepare my second Master diploma thesis in visual communication domain (augmented reality).

During studies, projects and during the work with visually impaired students Iâve been exposed to the fact, that other than keyboard-mouse-screen scenarios are possible to interact with computer. In my research work I would like to work on techniques that enable humans to make better use of computer resources. I find very interesting the **** project which will bring the real-time remote meeting support to remote meeting access.

Iâm ready to work on any research topic within the domain. Iâm open to new inspirations and Iâm persuaded that I will bring in with my own ideas. I have already gained extensive programming experience in Java and my BUT diploma thesis and the forthcoming MU thesis is in C/C++. Iâm familiar with larger projects both in Java and C++.

I have large international experience, Iâm familiar to business world and the communication in English isnât any problem. My diploma thesis â **** â was entirely written in English. Iâve lived for four years in France and I have French baccalaureate. My time managing skills helped me to study two universities at the same time.

It would be a pleasure for me to be part of **** â one of European most advanced research centers in human-machine interaction â and to have the opportunity to become a productive team member.

**** ****

an important letter for my futer, thanks for u're help ;-)

Lifeengineer — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 18:57:32 GMT

please take a look at my motivation letter. thanks a million ;-)

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Dear sir or madam

I am writing to apply for the International Master's program with the intension of showing my interest and motivation in being admitted in this master.

My aim is to work in an international field of work related to communication. Therefore I want to gain a deeper empirical knowledge in communication networks as well as improve my personal skills. I am so impressed by the international climate of the *** school and attracted when I visited the *** university's web site and discovered the numerous cultural activities that it provides for its students.

I completed my Bachelor of science degree in âcomputer science applied for managementâ which is the translation of the French appelation: âinformatique appliquÃ© Ã la gestionâ at the faculty of Economic Sciences and Management which belongs to the University of ***.

In my school times I had already enjoyed so much empirical tasks and I had always felt at ease when I was involving in practical and concrete projects, as a result I had had many opportunities to participate in the achievement of such a projects.

Furthermore, to prepare my self and to demonstrate my interest in this master, I have been taking additional English courses at *** since September of the last year and now I am preparing the TOEFL exam which I am going to take on August 26 th, thus an email will be sent to you on ***@hkkl.co 15 business days later. In addition I took Italian language classes at the âIstituito Italiano di Culturaâ, as well as I participated in some cultural events such as: attending Italian fashion days and informational days about studying in Italy at the institute, showing interesting concerts, balais and movies at the "ThÃ©atre municipale" as I always would like to discover new cultures, especially Mediterranean cultures and above all Italian and old roman culture, I do not know exactly why, but I do, in fact I always feel too close to the Italian culture. Moreover, some members of my family have a good relationship with an Italian family, they both share a textile business and I used to work with them during the summer. Furthermore, I also enjoy management and organization tasks in my free time that will be I think a good combination between management and technical skills. In fact, as a member of AIESEC*, I learned how to organize seminars and congress and how to conduct discussion forums and presentations. I think this experience will help me very much , especially when working in a global environment like nowadays. In this respect I also want to mention that I am someone who is hard working, reliable, very organized and open mind.

In addition, and inspired by my eager for working I did two internships, which are not obligatory, so for to gain additional practical experience .I tremendously enjoyed my experience working at CNI (Centre National de l'Informatique) where my last studies project was done. I choose it to be as close as possible to communication and network field (or fields). It was really a terrific experience, because there I had the opportunity to take part in an interesting project with a very qualified team.

In summary, both internships have provided me with a deeper insight to the subject of my studies.

Also, I am convinced that the *** school has an excellent reputation in this kind of program. In fact it is one of the best specialized schools in Italy. I have already visited the master website at http://*** and took a deep view on the course program, really I found it the most suitable for my aptitudes and desires.

yours sincerely

*************************************************************************

have a good day and thanks for u're time.

It's my first post, in fact my friend suggested to ..............

Lifeengineer — Fri, 04 Aug 2006 23:23:57 GMT

Thanks a million for your time, please try to check this motivation letter, I am waiting for your adices

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Dear sir or madam

I am writing to apply for the Master's program .

My aim is to work in an international field of work related to communication. Therefore I want to gain a deeper empirical knowledge in communication networks as well as improve my personal skills. I am so impressed by the international climate of the school and attracted when I visited the university's web site and discovered the numerous cultural activities that it provides for its students.

I completed my Bachelor of science degree in "computing applied for management" wich is the translation of the French appelation: "informatique appliquÃ© Ã la gestion" at the faculty of Economic Sciences and Management wich belongs to the University of Tunis El Manar.

Furthermore, to prepare my self and to demonstrate my interest in this master, I have been taking additional English courses at Amideast since September of the last year and now I am preparing for the TOEFL exam wich I am going to take on August 26 th, thus an email will be sent to you on e-mail@domain.com 15 business days later. In addition I took Italian language classes at the âIstituoto Italiano di Culturaâ, as well as I participated in some cultural events such as: attending Italian fashion days and informational days about studying in Italy at the institute and showing concerts, balais and movies at the "ThÃ©atre municipale de Tunis", as I aways woud like to discover new culturres (puisque j'aimerais toujours dÃ©couvrir ....), especially medeterenean cultures and above all italian and old roman culture, I dont know exactly why, but I do. In fact I always feel too close to the italian culture. Moreover, some members of my family have a good relationship with an italian family, they both share a textile business and I used to work with them durin the summer. Furthermore, I also enjoy management and organisation tasks in my free time that will be I think a good combination between leadership, management and technical skills. In fact, I am an active member at AIESEC () since my first year at the faculty where I learned how to organise seminars and congress and how to conduct discussion forums and prÃ©sentations. I think this experience will help me very much, especially when working in a global envirnment like nowadays. In this respect I also want to mention that I am someone who is hard working, reliable, very organised and open mind.

In addition, and inspired by my eager for working I did two interships the first was at the CNSS (Caisse Nationale de SÃ©curitÃ© Sociale) while the second was at the CNI (Centre

National de l'Informatique) , wich are not obligatory, so for to gain additional practical experience .I tremendously enjoyed my experience working at the CNI where my last studies project was done. I choosed it to be as close as possible to communication and network fieled. It was really a terrific experience, because there I had the opportinty to take part in an interesting project within a very qualified team.

In summary, both interships have provided me with a deeper insight to the subject of my studies.

Finally, I am convinced that the Scuola Superiore Sain't Anna has an excellent reputation in this kind of programme. Infact it is one of the best specialized schools in Italy. I have already visited the master website and took a deep view of the course stucture, really I found it the most suitble for my aptitudes and desires.

yours sincerly

Aymen