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Transcript: Uncertified copies or provisional versions of transcripts should be uploaded to your self-service account. Originals or certified copies should be sent to the Graduate Admissions Office(http://www.graduate.study.cam.ac.uk/other-ways-contact-us).Your official transcript may be sent to us electronically only if your institution has, or can use, a recognised secure electronic transcript system (eg Digitary or HEAR/GradIntel). You will need to contact your institution to enquire whether they offer this facility. These systems work by generating a web address for your electronic transcript on a trusted website, or a secure access token, which either you or your institution can notify us of, by sending a message via the system to bgstranscripts@admin.cam.ac.uk. Please arrange for this to be done after you have submitted your application, so that your electronic transcript can be associated with your other documents. Please note that we cannot accept transcripts that are attached to emails sent directly to us. Curriculum Vitae: Your current CV is required. Personal Statement: An 800 word statement:This should outline the applicant's interest in public policy, why the applicant is choosing to study in Cambridge and where they see their career progressing after leaving the course Recommendation Letter: All applicants will need to provide the details of two referees who can provide academic references written in English. Other Documents: A 1000 word essay:This should detail a policy issue of interest , why it is important and how it should be tackled.Personal Reference. This is only required if you are applying for the Gates Cambridge Scholarship.(http://www.graduate.study.cam.ac.uk/how-do-i-apply/supporting-documentation/gates-cambridge-references)