Some PhD applications require proof of language proficiency through standardized exams or prior study in the target language. Applications may also request employment history, academic transcripts detailing coursework, and references from past tutors or professors addressing the applicant's academic performance, research potential, and interest in their field. Details of previous research projects and publications can further support applications.

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Language proficiency
Some PhD applications require proof of proficiency in the language in which you intend to
study. You can either provide the results of an approved standardized language exam or
show evidence of having completed undergraduate or postgraduate study in the relevant
language.
Employment/academic references
Some institutions may also ask for a record of your employment such as a résumé, and/or
all your academic transcripts, including details of course modules and module content as
part of your PhD application. Details of other research projects you have completed and any
publications you have been featured in can also help your application.
Many PhD applicants are also asked to provide references from two or three people who
know them well in an academic setting, such as their undergraduate or postgraduate tutors
or professors. These references must have a particular focus on your academic
performance, coursework and research abilities, your research potential and your interest in
your chosen field of study.