Germany
Germany
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees (EMJMD)
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Masters
Fully funded
Award
EUR 1,000 / per month
Paid per month. Confirm the latest figures on the official page.
Deadline
February 28, 2026
Deadline passed
Duration
2 Years
How long the scholarship support typically lasts.
Funding type
Fully funded
Whether the award is fully funded, partial, merit-based, or similar.
About this scholarship
What this award covers and who it is designed to support.
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Scholarships (part of the EU’s Erasmus+ Programme) are fully funded opportunities for students worldwide to pursue a Master’s degree in Europe. Each Erasmus Mundus programme is a consortium of at least three higher education institutions (from different European countries, often including non-European partners).
Awardees study in at least two countries during their program and receive a joint, double, or multiple degree upon completion. The scholarships cover tuition fees, living costs, travel, and insurance.
Each programme is highly competitive and has its own curriculum focus (e.g., agriculture, engineering, political science, data science, environment, food technology, etc.). Many Erasmus Mundus graduates go on to work in international organizations, research, academia, and global industries.
Scholarship holders also benefit from cultural exchange, networking opportunities, and exposure to multiple European education systems.
Awardees study in at least two countries during their program and receive a joint, double, or multiple degree upon completion. The scholarships cover tuition fees, living costs, travel, and insurance.
Each programme is highly competitive and has its own curriculum focus (e.g., agriculture, engineering, political science, data science, environment, food technology, etc.). Many Erasmus Mundus graduates go on to work in international organizations, research, academia, and global industries.
Scholarship holders also benefit from cultural exchange, networking opportunities, and exposure to multiple European education systems.
Scholarship details
Key facts about level, field, location, and institutions.
Study level
Masters
Field of study
Arts & Humanities
Host country
Germany
Competition
Medium
Opens
October 1, 2025
Eligibility
Who can apply and what academic or personal criteria you need to meet.
The eligibility criteria is as follows:
- Students from all nationalities can apply (EU and non-EU).
- Must have a Bachelor’s degree (or be in the final year of study).
- Must meet specific academic and language requirements of the chosen programme (typically English, sometimes other European languages).
- Work experience may be required for some programmes.
- Cannot benefit from another EU-funded scholarship at the same time.
Application requirements
Documents and steps typically needed when you submit your application.
The requirements are as follows:
- Online application through each consortium’s website.
- Academic transcripts & degree certificate.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Motivation letter.
- Proof of language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, etc. — usually B2/C1 level).
- Recommendation letters.
- Research proposal / statement of purpose (varies by programme).
- Passport/ID copy.
- Some programmes may require interviews.
What is covered
Tuition, living costs, and other expenses included in this award.
The scholarship includes coverage for:
- Tuition fees (fully covered).
- Monthly living allowance.
- Contribution to travel costs.
- Installation allowance (for non-European students).
- Insurance coverage.
- Awardees also benefit from international exposure across at least 2–3 countries.