EU4M Scholarship 2027 supports students pursuing the Erasmus Mundus Mechatronic Engineering master’s programme and provides fully funded opportunities including tuition coverage and a monthly allowance under the full scholarship option.
The programme (EU4M) is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s that brings together partner universities across European countries to deliver mechatronics, robotics, automation and control systems training while offering international mobility and academic collaboration.
EU4M Scholarship Benefits
- Full scholarship holders do not need to pay programme tuition fees.
- Receive €1,400 per month for up to 24 months under the full scholarship.
- The allowance helps cover travel and installation costs.
- Use the monthly allowance to help pay for food, accommodation and other daily expenses.
- Study at partner universities in different European countries.
- Learn about mechatronics, robotics, electronics and automation.
- Build skills for future jobs in engineering, research and technology.
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EU4M Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- Students from European and non-European countries can apply if they meet the programme’s admission requirements.Enroll in Classes Applicants should generally: Hold a relevant bachelor’s degree in engineering or a closely related field that meets EU4M’s academic requirements.
- Have a strong academic record and suitable technical knowledge.
- Meet the programme’s language requirements.
- Submit a complete online application before the deadline.
- Provide all required academic and supporting documents.
- Meet the programme’s mobility requirements for studying at partner institutions.
Required Documents
Prepare the following documents before starting your application.
- Valid passport
- Bachelor’s degree certificate or proof of current enrolment
- Academic transcripts
- Curriculum Vitae (Europass format is preferred)
- Motivation letter
- Signed reference letters
- Language certificates
Eligible Fields
The EU4M Master’s programme focuses on the connection between mechanical systems, electronics and intelligent control. Relevant areas may include:
- Mechatronic engineering
- Mechanical systems and design
- Electronics and electrical systems
- Control engineering
- Robotics and automation
- Sensors and actuators
- Computer-based control systems
- Industrial and intelligent manufacturing
How to Apply for EU4M Scholarship
- Visit the official website Open EU4M – Mechatronic Engineering.
- Review the academic and language requirements.
- Prepare documents Collect your bachelor’s degree or enrolment proof, transcripts, CV, motivation letter, reference letters and language certificates.
- Register online: Create an account on the official application portal.
- Complete the form Enter your personal and academic details carefully.
- Attach all required files in the correct format.
- Submit before the deadline.
Don’t miss this deadline
Applications close on Friday, 15 January 2027. We’ll email you 7, 3 and 1 days before.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the EU4M Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, deadlines, and how to apply for the Erasmus Mundus Mechatronic Engineering programme.
What is the EU4M Scholarship?
The EU4M Scholarship is the Erasmus Mundus Mechatronic Engineering Joint Master’s programme scholarship that offers tuition coverage and, under the full scholarship option, a monthly allowance and mobility across partner universities in Europe.
Who can apply for the EU4M Scholarship?
Students from European and non-European countries can apply provided they meet the programme’s admission requirements, including holding a relevant bachelor’s degree in engineering or a closely related field and meeting language and mobility requirements.
What does the scholarship cover?
Full scholarship holders do not pay programme tuition fees and may receive a monthly allowance of €1,400 for up to 24 months. The allowance is indicated to help cover travel, installation, food, accommodation and daily expenses.
What are the academic requirements?
Applicants should generally hold a relevant bachelor’s degree in engineering or a closely related field that meets EU4M’s academic requirements and demonstrate a strong academic record and suitable technical knowledge.
What documents are required to apply?
Required documents include a valid passport, bachelor’s degree certificate or proof of current enrolment, academic transcripts, a Europass-format CV (preferred), a motivation letter, signed reference letters and language certificates.
How do I apply for the programme?
Applicants should visit the official EU4M website, review requirements, prepare required documents, register on the application portal, complete the online form, attach all files in the correct format and submit before the deadline.
What is the application deadline?
The published guidance for the EU4M programme lists 15 January 2027 as the deadline for students seeking Erasmus Mundus scholarships; applicants should check the current call for any updates before applying.
Are there language requirements?
The programme requires applicants to meet language requirements. Specific language qualifications and levels are part of the academic and language requirements listed on the official programme information and should be reviewed before applying.
Can I study at multiple universities?
Yes. The EU4M Erasmus Mundus programme includes study at partner universities in different European countries, supporting mobility and exposure to varied academic environments in mechatronics and related areas.
How long is the monthly allowance paid?
Under the full scholarship option, selected Erasmus Mundus scholarship holders can receive a monthly allowance of €1,400 for up to 24 months to assist with travel, installation and living costs while enrolled in the programme.
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