GermanyErasmus Mundus EMMIR Scholarship 2027 is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s programme offering a two-year Master’s in Migration and Intercultural Relations with scholarship, non-fee-paying, and self-funded options; apply by 20 December 2026.
The programme is delivered by the EMMIR consortium led by the University of Oldenburg with partner universities across Europe, Africa, and Asia, offering mobility across institutions and an international joint degree experience.
EMMIR Scholarship Benefits
- Full Erasmus Mundus scholarship support (for selected scholarship recipients covering participation costs, travel, installation, and monthly living allowance).
- A prestigious joint Master’s degree from an international consortium of leading universities.
- Comprehensive support systems, including accessibility and disability funding options.
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EMMIR Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- Graduates holding a finalised first university degree diploma and transcript (required by the deadline for scholarship and non-fee-paying applicants).
- Candidates meeting English language proficiency requirements.
- Applicants worldwide who submit a complete online application via eMundus.
How to Apply for EMMIR Scholarship
- Applicants must register and complete the online application form via the eMundus management platform, uploading all required PDF documents (passport, CV, Statement of Purpose, degree certificates/transcripts, and language test scores) before the respective deadline.
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Applications close on Sunday, 20 December 2026. We’ll email you 7, 3 and 1 days before.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the EMMIR Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, deadlines, where the programme is taken, and how to apply.
What is the EMMIR Scholarship?
The EMMIR Scholarship refers to the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMMIR) Edition 14 (2027–2029), a two-year Master’s programme in Migration and Intercultural Relations. The programme combines mobility across partner institutions and offers Erasmus Mundus scholarships as well as non-fee-paying and fee-paying self-funded options.
When is the application deadline?
The application deadline for scholarship and non-fee-paying self-funded applicants is 20 December 2026 at 23:59 CET. Fee-paying self-funded applicants may apply until 15 July 2027, subject to availability.
Who can apply for the EMMIR Scholarship?
Applicants worldwide may apply. Eligible candidates include graduates holding a finalized first university degree diploma and transcript (required by the deadline for scholarship and non-fee-paying applicants), those who meet English language proficiency requirements, and those who submit a complete online application via eMundus.
Which fields are eligible for this master’s programme?
The programme accepts applicants from migration studies, intercultural relations, social sciences, humanities, and related disciplines. It focuses on migration studies, intercultural relations, and empirical research methods across these fields.
What types of funding and programme tracks are available?
The programme is available as an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree with Erasmus+ scholarships for selected students, a non-fee-paying self-funded track, and a fee-paying self-funded track. Scholarship recipients receive support covering participation costs, travel, installation, and a monthly living allowance.
Where will the award be taken?
The award and study mobility are hosted by the EMMIR consortium led by the University of Oldenburg in Germany, with partner universities across Europe, Africa, and Asia. The programme includes study phases at consortium institutions.
How long does the EMMIR programme last?
The EMMIR programme lasts 2 years (four semesters). It commences with the Intensive Phase on September 1, 2027 and runs across the 2027–2029 academic cohort as a two-year Master’s degree.
What benefits do scholarship recipients receive?
Selected Erasmus Mundus scholarship recipients receive full scholarship support covering participation costs, travel, installation, and a monthly living allowance. The programme also provides a prestigious joint Master’s degree and accessibility and disability funding options.
How are applicants selected for the scholarships?
Applications are evaluated by the EMMIR team and consortium based on academic excellence, background knowledge in migration studies, intercultural relations, and empirical methods. Selection is supported by submitted documents including a Statement of Purpose, CV, and academic references.
How do I apply for the EMMIR programme?
To apply, register and complete the online application form via the eMundus management platform, uploading required PDF documents such as passport, CV, Statement of Purpose, degree certificates/transcripts, and language test scores before the relevant deadline.
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