Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship 2026-2027 in EU | Fully Funded

It is a prestigious, fully funded international master’s program jointly designed and delivered by at least three higher education institutions from different countries. Students study at multiple universities in Europe and beyond, earning either a joint degree or multiple degrees.

Students from all over the world are eligible. You must hold a bachelor’s degree or be in your final year of bachelor studies, graduating before the master’s starts. Equivalent learning recognized nationally is also accepted.

The scholarship is fully funded, covering tuition fees (participation costs), travel, visa expenses, and a living allowance. Exact amounts vary by programme.

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters last 1 to 2 academic years, worth 60, 90, or 120 ECTS credits, depending on the programme.

First, search the official course catalogue to find a programme. Then apply directly to the coordinating institution through their website. The catalogue provides links and details for each master’s.

Deadlines vary by programme, but most applications should be submitted between October and January for courses starting the following academic year. Check the specific master’s website for exact dates.

Graduates receive either a joint degree (one certificate from at least two institutions) or multiple degrees (separate certificates from each participating university), as defined in the study agreement.

Yes, Erasmus+ offers grants to institutions to run the programmes. For individual researchers, Marie Skłodowska‑Curie Actions provide postdoctoral fellowships and staff exchanges. Check the Erasmus+ website for full details.

Yes, as long as you graduate before the master’s programme begins. You must provide proof of completion before enrolment.

The Erasmus Mundus Association offers resources, course contacts, and events with national volunteer representatives. Visit em-a.eu for advice and inspiration from successful applicants.