Program Overview
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship 2027/2028 offers competitive, fully funded Master's opportunities across Europe and partner countries, including tuition coverage, insurance, and a €1,400 monthly allowance for up to 24 months. Explore available fields, eligibility requirements, open programmes, application deadlines, and official application links.
Benefits & Financial Coverage & Eligibility & Admission Criteria
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships 2027/2028
The European Union continues to offer Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters opportunities for the 2027/2028 academic year. These international programs allow students to pursue a master's degree while studying at multiple universities and in different countries.
The scholarships are open to outstanding applicants from around the world and can provide comprehensive funding, including tuition-fee coverage, insurance, and a €1,400 monthly allowance intended to contribute towards living, travel, visa, and installation expenses.
Several programs have already opened their applications for the 2027 intake, while others are expected to open during the coming months. Prospective applicants are encouraged to identify suitable programs and prepare their documents early.
📋 Scholarship Overview
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Funding Organization | European Union |
| Scholarship Name | Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters |
| Host Countries | Multiple European countries and participating countries beyond Europe |
| Host Universities | International university consortia |
| Degree Level | Master's |
| Funding | Competitive full scholarships |
| Monthly Allowance | €1,400 |
| Study Duration | One to two academic years |
| Nationalities | Students from all countries worldwide |
| Language of Instruction | Program-specific, commonly English |
| Target Academic Year | 2027/2028 |
| Typical Application Period | October 2026 – January 2027 |
| Application Deadline | Varies by program |
| Application Route | Directly through the chosen Master's program |
Important: There is no single application form or universal deadline for all Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters. Each program has its own participating institutions, admission criteria, scholarship availability, and deadlines.
🎓 What Is Erasmus Mundus?
Erasmus Mundus is part of Erasmus+, the European Union's program for education, training, youth, and sport.
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters initiative promotes international academic cooperation through integrated master's programs jointly delivered by universities in different countries.
A program normally involves at least three higher education institutions from three different countries, at least two of which must be EU member states or countries associated with Erasmus+.
Students must complete study periods in at least two different countries. Depending on the program, the curriculum may also include academic research, professional placements, and master's thesis preparation.
Graduates receive either a joint degree awarded on behalf of participating universities or multiple degree certificates, depending on the program structure.
💰 Scholarship Funding and Benefits
Students awarded a full Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters scholarship receive:
- Full exemption from tuition fees and mandatory program participation costs.
- A €1,400 monthly scholarship allowance.
- Insurance coverage under the program arrangements.
- Financial support intended to contribute towards travel, visa, installation, and living expenses through the monthly scholarship.
- The opportunity to study in multiple countries.
- Access to academic and student services provided by participating institutions.
- Research and professional training opportunities were included in the curriculum.
- Possible additional support for eligible individual needs under the applicable program rules.
Scholarship Amount by Program Duration
| Program Duration | Monthly Allowance | Total Allowance |
|---|---|---|
| 12 months | €1,400 | €16,800 |
| 18 months | €1,400 | €25,200 |
| 24 months | €1,400 | €33,600 |
These amounts represent the total monthly scholarship payments during the eligible funding period. They do not include the additional value of tuition-fee waivers or insurance.
Does the Scholarship Provide Free Accommodation and Airfare?
The scholarship supports students with living, travel, visa, and installation expenses, but free accommodation or separate flight tickets should not be assumed to be guaranteed across all programs.
The monthly allowance contributes towards these costs, and some programs may provide additional services or support under their own arrangements.
🎓 Available Fields of Study
Erasmus Mundus includes master's programs across science, engineering, health, management, humanities, and social sciences.
Engineering and Technology
- Civil Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Materials Engineering
- Semiconductor Technologies
- Industrial Systems and Advanced Manufacturing
Computer Science and Digital Technologies
- Artificial Intelligence
- Data Science
- Cybersecurity
- Cloud Computing
- Medical Image Analysis
- Intelligent Systems
Environment and Energy
- Environmental Engineering
- Climate Change
- Water Resources Management
- Renewable Energy
- Sustainable Development
- Pollution Remediation
- Environmental Management
Health and Natural Sciences
- Public Health
- Epidemiology
- Biomedical Sciences
- Infectious Diseases
- One Health
- Chemistry
- Physics and Advanced Materials
Economics, Management, and Social Sciences
- Economics
- Public Policy
- International Relations
- International Development
- Business Administration
- Law
- Human Rights
- European Studies
Humanities and Creative Fields
- Journalism and Media
- Design
- Animation
- Cultural Studies
- Languages and Communication
- Heritage and Arts
Important: These fields are represented within Erasmus Mundus programs, but they do not constitute a list of programs guaranteed to offer funded places for the 2027 intake. Applicants should consult the official catalogue and verify the funding status and deadline of each program.
🏛️ Participating Universities and Countries
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are delivered by university consortia rather than by one university alone.
Depending on the program, study routes may involve institutions in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Finland, and other participating countries.
Applicants should review the partner universities and mobility arrangements of their selected program, as university partnerships and study destinations differ by field.
✅ General Eligibility Requirements
Applicants generally must:
- Hold a recognized bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification.
- Final-year bachelor's students may apply, provided they graduate before the master's program begins, subject to any earlier qualification deadlines imposed by the selected program.
- Have an academic background relevant to their chosen field.
- Meet the applicable language-proficiency requirements.
- Submit an academic application that meets all program criteria.
- Be prepared to study full-time and complete compulsory international mobility periods.
- Not have previously received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters scholarship, in accordance with the current scholarship rules.
Are All Nationalities Eligible?
Erasmus Mundus is open to applicants from all over the world, including students from Yemen and other Arab countries.
Some additional scholarship funding may be subject to geographical priorities or regional allocations, but there is no single general nationality restriction applying to all programs.
Is There an Age Limit?
The general Erasmus Mundus scholarship framework does not establish one universal maximum age for applicants. Individual program requirements must still be checked.
Is There a Minimum GPA?
There is no single GPA threshold applicable to every Erasmus Mundus Joint Master.
Academic requirements vary by program, and scholarships are awarded competitively according to the selection criteria established by each consortium.
🗣️ English-Language Requirements
Language requirements depend on the selected master's program and its partner universities.
Programs may accept:
- IELTS Academic.
- TOEFL.
- Other recognized language qualifications.
- Evidence of previous education completed in English, if accepted by the program.
For example, the Green Nano program requires a minimum IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 90, while the Economic Policies for the Global Bifurcation program lists IELTS 7.0 or TOEFL iBT 95 among its accepted requirements.
These are individual program examples, not universal requirements for Erasmus Mundus.
📄 Required Application Documents
Although requirements vary, applicants should generally prepare:
- Valid passport or accepted identification document.
- Bachelor's degree certificate or permitted proof of expected graduation.
- Official academic transcript.
- Certified translations where necessary.
- Updated CV or resume.
- Motivation letter or personal statement.
- Accepted language-proficiency certificate.
- Academic or professional references as required.
- Referee contact information.
- Evidence of relevant work experience, activities, or achievements where requested.
- Research proposal, academic writing sample, or portfolio if required.
- Additional program-specific supporting documents.
Note: Not every program requires two recommendation letters or a research proposal. Some collect references directly through an online system or use other academic assessment materials.
📅 When Do Applications Open and Close?
Most Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters accept applications between October and January for programs starting in the following academic year.
For the 2027 intake, several programs started receiving applications in October 2026.
Examples of Confirmed Programs for 2027
| Program | Application Status | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Green Nano | Open | January 6, 2027 |
| Euroculture | Open | January 15, 2027 for scholarships |
| Economic Policies for the Global Bifurcation | Open | January 27, 2027 |
Specific eligibility requirements and selection procedures apply to each program. Self-funded admission deadlines may differ from Erasmus Mundus scholarship deadlines.
Official Programme Links
These are verified examples, not a complete list of available programs. Additional opportunities can be found in the official Erasmus Mundus Catalogue.
🔎 How to Find a Suitable Program
- Visit the official Erasmus Mundus Catalogue.
- Search by academic field, country, or university.
- Open the relevant programme entry.
- Visit the programme's official website.
- Confirm that it is accepting applications for the 2027 intake.
- Check whether fully funded Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available.
- Review academic, language, and document requirements.
- Verify the scholarship deadline, rather than relying only on the self-funded admission deadline.
Important: Some programmes remain listed in the catalogue even though their EU scholarship funding has ended or they are not offering new scholarship awards. Inclusion in the catalogue alone does not guarantee funded places for 2027.
📝 How to Apply
- Select an appropriate Master's programme from the official catalogue.
- Visit the website of the consortium responsible for the programme.
- Read the admission and scholarship conditions separately.
- Create an account on the programme's application portal.
- Complete personal and academic information.
- Upload all required documents.
- Indicate interest in an Erasmus Mundus scholarship according to the programme's instructions.
- Submit the application before the scholarship deadline.
- Monitor the application portal and registered email address.
- Complete any interview or additional assessment required by the admissions committee.
There is no single central portal through which students submit applications to every Erasmus Mundus programme. Applications are managed directly by the individual consortia.
🎯 Scholarship Selection Process
Applications are evaluated by the relevant programme's admissions committee.
Selection criteria may include:
- Academic performance.
- Relevance of the applicant's Bachelor's background.
- Motivation letter quality.
- Language proficiency.
- Recommendations.
- Research or professional experience.
- Relevant extracurricular activities and achievements.
- Interview performance where applicable.
Academic admission does not automatically guarantee scholarship funding. Some programmes also admit self-funded students.
📌 Important Questions Before Applying
Can I apply before graduating?
Yes. The general framework allows final-year Bachelor's applicants to apply if they graduate before the programme begins. However, certain scholarship routes may require the degree to be completed by an earlier scholarship deadline.
Is the scholarship available for Bachelor's or PhD programmes?
The opportunity described here specifically concerns joint Master's programmes, not general Bachelor's or PhD scholarships.
Can I apply for more than one programme?
Applicants may explore and apply to different programmes according to their published application rules and any applicable restrictions.
Will the monthly allowance cover all personal expenses?
The funding is designed to contribute towards living, travel, visa, and installation expenses. Actual costs depend on the countries, cities, and individual circumstances involved.
🔗 Official Links
European Union Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Information:
Official Erasmus Mundus Catalogue:
Official Erasmus Mundus Programme Guide and Funding Rules:
Programmes by Academic Field:
💡 Need Help Applying?
If you are planning to apply for an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship 2027/2028, the Fursaty team can help you prepare a well-organised and competitive application.
Our services include:
- Academic eligibility assessment.
- Identifying suitable Master's programmes.
- Reviewing scholarship funding conditions and deadlines.
- Organising and preparing supporting documents.
- Professional CV preparation.
- Motivation letter and personal statement support.
- Recommendation-letter review.
- Final application review before submission.
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