- Location
- United Kingdom
- Deadline
- Applications typically open in August and close in early November
All opportunities
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Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships
European Commission
Overview
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are integrated master's programmes delivered by consortia of universities, usually in at least two European countries. Each programme selects its own students and awards EU-funded scholarships to top applicants.
- Who it's for
- Graduated / working, Undergraduate
- Fields
- All fields
Indicative — confirmSource: European Commission — Erasmus+(opens in a new tab)
Eligibility & requirements
- 01Bachelor's degree (final-year students can often apply)
- 02Open to students of any nationality
- 03English proficiency, commonly IELTS 6.5 or higher — set by each programme
- 04Each programme has its own academic requirements and selection
Summarised from the official programme pages. The official rules always take precedence.
Funding
Participation costs plus a monthly allowance for the programme duration.
Deadline
Programme deadlines
Most programmes close between October and February for the following autumn
Indicative — confirmSource: European Commission(opens in a new tab)
Timing from previous cycles. Add this to your planner and enter the confirmed date once it's announced.
Location
Multiple European countries
Countries: Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Sweden
Application process
- 1Search the Erasmus Mundus catalogue for programmes in your field.
- 2Apply directly to the programme consortium (each has its own portal).
- 3Indicate that you wish to be considered for the scholarship.
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