Europe (multiple countries) · European Union (Erasmus+)
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
- Study levels
- Master
- Funding
- Fully funded
- Applications open
- See official source
- Deadline
- Not announced
What the funding covers
Scholarships for the best-ranked applicants cover participation costs and contribute to travel, visa and living costs across study in at least two countries.
- Participation costs covered
- Travel and visa cost contribution
- Living allowance contribution
- Tuition
- Participation costs covered for scholarship holders
- Stipend / living allowance
- Living allowance contribution (amount set per programme)
- Travel
- Travel and visa cost contribution
Eligibility
- Who can apply: The official page states: 'Students from all over the world are welcome.'
- Language requirements are set by each consortium — check the programme's own website.
- You must hold a bachelor's degree, or be in the final year of bachelor studies and graduate before the master's starts.
- Each joint master's is run by a consortium of at least three institutions in three countries.
- English / IELTS
- English requirement — see official source
- Set by each consortium; there is no central Erasmus Mundus English requirement.
- Application fee
- See official source
- Varies by programme; many consortia charge no fee — confirm on the programme website.
Run the eligibility checker to see how you line up.
Apply — official links only
There is no single Erasmus Mundus application or deadline. In most cases applications are submitted between October and January for courses starting the following academic year — but you apply directly to each consortium through the official catalogue linked from the source page, and each programme sets its own deadline. Never rely on a generic Erasmus deadline from a third-party site.
Verification record
Evidence: Official Erasmus+ page: scholarships 'cover your participation costs and contribute to travel, visa, a living allowance'; applications are made 'between October and January' in most cases, directly to the institution running the chosen programme.
Verified 2026-10-20 at programme-family level. Individual consortium deadlines must be verified per programme before being listed separately.
Not published by the provider (left blank on purpose): an exact deadline (the provider has not published one we could verify); an opening date; a numeric minimum GPA (the provider does not state one). NextGrant never fills gaps with guesses.
NextGrant is an independent discovery platform and is not the scholarship provider. Always confirm the final requirements on the official page before applying.