Do I need to share my LinkedIn profile for the application process for a Master's?
22 Jun 2026 · Answered by Kavya M P · 1 min read
No, sharing your LinkedIn profile is not usually required for master's applications.
Most universities ask for a detailed CV or resume to highlight your education, work experience, and skills. Some institutions may allow or encourage you to include a LinkedIn profile, but this is optional unless specifically requested.
Focus on preparing a strong CV or resume, and only add your LinkedIn profile if the university mentions it in their guidelines. If you need help with your application documents, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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