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Scholarships for students and academics

Erasmus Mundus factsheet for higher education institutions and other bodies
These factsheets for students describe scholarship opportunities and include testimonials from Erasmus Mundus alumni.

To apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship you should address your application direct to an Erasmus Mundus course or partnership.

Follow the steps:

Action 1

  • Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses (EMMC)
  • Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates (EMJD)

Programmes offered by consortia of higher education institutions with study/research periods in at least two European countries.

PLUS

Scholarships for students and doctoral candidates to attend these programmes.

Who can apply?

  • Students and doctoral candidates from all over the world

Review all the Masters and Doctorates.

1

Action 2

Erasmus Mundus Partnerships

Partnerships of higher education institutions from Europe and from a range of countries or regions across the world.

PLUS

Scholarships for students and academics to study/research/teach in one of the partner institutions.

Scholarships cover a range of academic levels.

Who can apply?

  • Students (undergraduates to post-docs) and staff (administrative and academic).

Are you from a country outside the EU?

See if your country is covered by an Action 2 partnership.

Are you from an EU country?

If you are registered at one of the European partner higher education institutions, you may be able to apply for a scholarship to visit one of the third-country institutions (depending on the region).
Select the course that interests you.

2

 Visit the partnership website to see which courses are available in which disciplines.
Apply direct to the consortium via its website.

3

 Apply direct to the partnership via its website. If you are registered at one of the partner institutions, you should contact your International Office.
  • The next application round is for courses starting in the academic year 2012/2013. Apply during the last quarter of 2011: see the consortium website for exact dates.

When?
  • For applications for mobility starting as of September 2011. Check the updated list, and visit the partnership website for application dates and conditions.
See the FAQs

More questions?

See the FAQs
Some consortia or partnerships may charge an administrative fee at the application stage. If this is the case, it will be clearly stated in the application form.

Other courses and scholarships in Europe

Europe offers a vast range of higher education courses, and scholarships from national, regional or other funds may also be available. You can explore these other scholarship and funding opportunities by consulting the "Study in Europe" website. This provides a range of useful information for students and links to courses, universities and national agencies. http://ec.europa.eu/education/study-in-europe/index_en.html

You can also visit the following website that brings together information on scholarships offered by national and regional authorities, as well as private sources of financing: http://www.scholarshipportal.eu

 

Last update: 14/10/2011  Print | Top of page