Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
by European Union (Erasmus+ programme)
About Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are international master’s programmes designed and taught together by universities in at least three countries. Students usually study in two or more of those countries and finish with a joint or multiple degree.
Full scholarships are available for top-ranked students from all over the world. You apply directly to the master’s programme you like, not to a central office.
What it covers
- Monthly living allowance
- Contribution to travel and installation costs
- Programme participation costs
- Study in two or more European countries
- Joint or multiple degree from partner universities
Eligibility
- Bachelor's degree, or be in the final year of your bachelor's and graduate before the master's starts
- Open to students from all countries
- Your degree must be recognised as equal to a bachelor's level
- Each programme has its own subject, language and marks requirements
How to apply
- Search the official Erasmus Mundus catalogue for programmes in your subject
- Read the programme's website for its deadline and requirements
- Prepare your CV, motivation letter and references
- Apply directly to the programme and tick the scholarship option
- Wait for the programme's selection results
Documents usually required
- Passport
- Degree certificate and marksheets
- CV and motivation letter
- Reference letters
- English language test result
- Proof of enrolment in final year (if you have not graduated)
Frequently asked questions
Where do I apply?
Directly on the website of the master's programme you choose.
How long are the courses?
Between one and two academic years (60 to 120 ECTS credits).
Are Indians eligible?
Yes, students from all over the world can apply.
Can I apply to more than one programme?
Programme rules differ, so read each one before applying.
Scholarship terms, amounts and dates change every year. Always confirm the latest details on the official website before you apply. Details last checked: September 2026. Open official website