Pursuing higher education in Europe often seems unattainable due to steep tuition fees and living expenses. However, the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree (EMJMD) programme offers a transformative opportunity for international students to study at some of Europe’s leading universities—completely free of cost.
Funded by the European Union, the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship allows students to undertake a Master’s degree programme across at least three universities in two or more European countries. This ensures not only academic excellence but also a rich cultural exchange and professional network development. Each year, over 100 students globally are selected for this highly competitive scholarship.
The scholarship is one of the most comprehensive funding options available. It covers full tuition fees, visa costs, travel allowances, monthly living stipends, accommodation, and meal expenses. It typically supports students for one to two years, depending on the programme’s duration, and includes coursework, research, thesis writing, and final defence.
Degree types offered include:
– Joint Degree: A single degree awarded jointly by two or more institutions.
– Multiple Degrees: Separate degrees awarded by each participating university.
Applicants may select their preferred option at the application stage.
Eligibility Requirements:
– Must hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification from a recognised institution.
– Final-year students may apply if they complete their degree before the Master’s begins.
– Applicants must be residents of Erasmus-eligible countries.
– Must not have received an Erasmus Mundus or other EU-funded grant previously.
– English language proficiency demonstrated through valid TOEFL or IELTS scores.
– Must not have spent more than 12 months in any Erasmus programme country in the last five years.
Interested candidates are encouraged to visit the official Erasmus Mundus website or contact participating universities for specific programme information and application procedures.