To apply for the MSc GIMA programme: Click here!* - Switch to English and click "Request login details and log in" if you're a new student.

• Application for programme start in 2010 is closed. The target deadlines for the academic year 2011-2012 are as follows:
• For any students, the early deadline is December 1st, 2010
• For students from outside the EU/EEA the ultimate deadline is March 1st, 2011
• For students from inside the EU/EEA the ultimate deadline is June 1st, 2011
• We as a MSc programme do not provide scholarships, although most of them are provided by the NUFFIC. Please consult the section Scholarships for providers, checklists and other information!

For Dutch students: Click here!* -- Click on "Inloggen met DigiD" or "Aanvragen inloggegevens en inloggen" if you are a Dutch student living abroad.

• Application for programme start in 2010 is closed. The target deadlines for the academic year 2011-2012 are as follows:
• For Dutch students with a Dutch Bachelor diploma the early deadline is December 1st, 2010
• For Dutch students with a Dutch Bachelor diploma the ultimate deadline is June 1st, 2011.

Please apply as soon as possible to avoid last minute problems in the application / registration procedure. Check also the Application overview and the flow scheme for the (Re)registration procedure.

. Applying for the programme does not force you to register.

*This Master's programme is officially registered under the name Geographical Sciences (code 60732). You will need to use this name and code when you apply for this programme.

The current tuition fee for GIMA can be found here.

For more information on the application procedure and almost all other information regarding registering at the Utrecht University please check qdesk.uu.nl or mail to: gima@geo.uu.nl. Requirements for application can be found here: Entry requirements

Please pay attention to the fact that the MSc GIMA programme is a MSc programme, which will be offered as distance learning, with four periods of classroom learning. Every classroom learning period will be offered in one of the four Dutch cities where the participating institutes are located. As a consequence you have to travel to these institutes four times in the first year, in order to attend the classroom learning. The intermediate periods you will be working from your home country. For information on visa and housing involved (foreign students only) see Visa and housing.