Scholarship / Master's Programme
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
European Union / Erasmus+
International master's programmes delivered by consortia of higher education institutions. Scholarships can contribute to participation costs, travel, visa and living allowance.
At a glance
- Typical application period
- Most student applications are submitted between October and January
- Location
- Europe / international
- Format / work mode
- Programme-specific, often across multiple universities
- Recurrence
- Annual programme selection
Who it's for
Students and graduates interested in participating joint master's programmes
Eligibility
- Set by each participating master's programme
- Check the specific programme website
What the opportunity provides
- Joint international master's study
- Scholarship support may be available by programme
What applicants normally need
- Programme-specific academic documents
- Language evidence where required
- Motivation materials
How to apply
Find a programme in the official catalogue, then apply through that programme's website and deadline.
Cycle record
Programme-specific cycles
Most student applications are submitted between October and January; deadlines vary.
Earlier cycles will be added only when their official details have been verified.
Why keep this on your radar?
Keep this on your radar if international study makes sense and you are willing to compare programmes carefully rather than chase one generic deadline.
Not open yet?
Start preparing.
Research programmes early. Each consortium sets its own eligibility, documents and closing date.
Useful preparation resourcesDocuments to prepare
- A current CV
- Accurate education and employment history
- Programme-specific supporting documents
Experience to build
- Relevant work, study or community experience you can describe with evidence
Skills that may help
- Clear writing
- Research
- Deadline planning