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, specifically for the courses ‘Encyclopaedia of the criminological sciences’ (teaching language: Dutch), ‘Quantitative methods and techniques in criminology’ (teaching language: Dutch), ‘Data analysis and
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diploma in a language other than our national languages (Dutch, French or German) or English, please add a translation in one of the mentioned languages. Note that the maximum file size for each field is 10
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‘Diploma’: a transcript of the required degree (if already in your possession). If you have a foreign diploma in a language other than our national languages (Dutch, French or German) or English, please add
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foreign diploma in a language other than our national languages (Dutch, French or German) or English, please add a translation in one of the mentioned languages In the field ‘Certificate of equivalence
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(if already in your possession) If you have a foreign diploma in a language other than our national languages (Dutch, French or German) or English, please add a translation in one of the mentioned languages In
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foreign diploma in a language other than our national languages (Dutch, French or German) or English, please add a translation in one of the mentioned languages. In the field ‘Certificate of equivalence
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of the required degree (if already in your possession). If you have a foreign diploma in a language other than our national languages (Dutch, French or German) or English, please add a translation in
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(if already in your possession) If you have a foreign diploma in a language other than our national languages (Dutch, French or German) or English, please add a translation in one of the mentioned languages In
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modern architecture has remained obscure. Moreover, as evidenced in many compendia of copy drawings, the language of architectural drawing remained remarkably heterogeneous into the sixteenth century
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modern architecture has remained obscure. Moreover, as evidenced in many compendia of copy drawings, the language of architectural drawing remained remarkably heterogeneous into the sixteenth century