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European Union (Erasmus+)

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's scholarships (Europe)

Dates unknownFunding varies

No dates published. Check the official website ↗.

  • Master's degrees in two or more European countries.
  • Open to Ni-Vanuatu applicants; each programme selects its own scholars.
  • Apply to each programme directly, mostly from October to January.

What a master's degree offers

  • One or two years after a bachelor's, to specialise in your field.
  • It prepares you for more specialised jobs and roles with more responsibility.
  • It is also the step before a PhD.

Who can apply

  • Open to master's-level students from anywhere in the world, including Vanuatu.
  • Each programme sets its own academic and language requirements.
English test
English requirements depend on the university or course
Where you study
Each programme takes place in at least two European countries.
Language of study
English, French, Other languagesEach programme sets its own languages. Many are in English. A few are mainly in French, for example TPTI (Paris, Padua and Évora). Check the language on each programme's website.
Fields of study
Many subjects. Choose from the official catalogue of joint master's programmes.

Not confirmed: age, work experience. Check the official website ↗.

What it covers

Scholarships are offered by each programme to top applicants. Not every programme still has funding; check each one.

Obligations after the scholarship

Not confirmed. Read the official rules ↗ carefully: many scholarships require you to return home after your studies.

How to apply

How you apply: Through the university you apply to

  1. 1Search the Erasmus Mundus catalogue and pick programmes that match your degree.
  2. 2Apply directly on each programme's website, which also handles the scholarship.

Selection

  • Most programmes take applications from October to January for the following academic year.

Documents checklist

We haven't confirmed the document list yet. See the official website ↗.

Last checked 11 Oct 2026

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