Erasmus Mundus
EU-funded joint Master's across multiple countries
Official site: erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are prestigious, EU-funded international degrees delivered by a consortium of universities across at least two countries. The scholarship is generous but attached to specific joint programmes rather than a general pool, so your choice of programme comes first and the funding follows.
Programmes
- Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM): integrated study in two or more countries
When it usually opens
There is no single deadline. Each joint programme sets its own, usually between October and January for entry the following academic year. Check each programme's own website.
Who usually qualifies
Graduates (or final-year students expecting to graduate) from any country, admitted to a specific joint programme. Some programmes have field-specific prerequisites; the scholarship is competitive within each consortium.
What it funds
A monthly living allowance, a contribution to travel and installation, participation costs, and in most cases tuition, for the full duration of the programme.
How the application works
Apply directly to each consortium through its own application form, not to the European Commission. You can apply to more than one programme, each with its own deadline and requirements.
Common mistakes
- Expecting one central application or one deadline
- Underestimating the logistics of moving country mid-degree
- Missing an earlier per-programme deadline while watching a later one
Avoiding scams
Official information lives on the Erasmus+ site and each consortium's university domains. The programme does not charge a scholarship application fee.
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This guide is editorial and for orientation only. Deadlines, funding, and rules change every cycle, so always confirm the current details on the official site before you apply. See how we check listings in our editorial standards.