Motivation Letters and How to Write Them

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Writing Your Motivation Letter

Ending with Impact

Your conclusion should reaffirm your interest, outline your goals, and thank the committee.

Reaffirm Your Commitment

Example (Bachelor’s):

“As someone who thrives on asking questions and exploring complex problems, I am excited to begin my academic journey through your BA in Political Science.”

Example (Master’s):

“With my background in environmental law and policy, I’m ready to deepen my expertise through your MSc in Environmental Governance.”


Post-Graduation Goals

Example (Bachelor’s):

“I hope this degree will prepare me to work on social justice issues, ideally through internships and research opportunities your program offers.”

Example (Master’s):

“I plan to apply this degree to work in international conflict resolution, particularly through data-based negotiation tools.”


Express Gratitude and Sign Off

Example:

“Thank you for considering my application. I would be honored to contribute to and learn from your academic community.”

Use an appropriate formal sign-off such as:
Sincerely, Best regards, Yours faithfully

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