Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships

Applicants generally need a bachelor's degree or equivalent, or final-year status with graduation before the master's begins. Each programme sets its own grade, academic-background and language requirements and may require experience, a portfolio or an interview. There is no universal GPA, language score or age limit. Check the selected course's entry rules and whether scholarships are available for your intake.

A full scholarship covers defined programme participation costs and contributes to travel, visa and living expenses during the funded period. The course sets allowance details, payment arrangements and covered items. Family costs and every personal expense are not automatically covered unless the offer states so.

Typical documents include passport, bachelor's degree or final-year enrolment evidence, transcript, CV, motivation letter, language proof and references if requested. A proposal, writing sample, portfolio, experience evidence or interview may be required by some courses. Follow the chosen programme's checklist and upload/translation instructions.

1) Choose your field and identify suitable joint master's courses. 2) Confirm scholarships are available for the intended intake and review nationality, language and admission rules. 3) Apply directly to the institution or consortium. Applications are often made October–January for the following academic year, but the course deadline controls. 4) Complete any tests/interviews. 5) Monitor email and keep a copy. For a separately disclosed fee, NEXA can help compare courses, organise documents and review your file; admission or funding is not guaranteed.