by European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) Β· International consortium of at least three Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) from different countries
π Fully Fundedπ’ Activeπ Master's Degree (MA, MSc, LLM, etc.)π European Union (Multiple Countries)π Merit-based / Full Funding
12, 18, or 24 months depending on the program structure
Deadline
Typically between
Level
Master's Degree (MA, MSc, LLM, etc.)
Acceptance
Highly Competitive
Difficulty
Very High
β¨ Should I Apply for Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) Scholarship?
Instant AI-powered application intelligence
75%
Eligibility Match
50%
Win Probability
9/10
Difficulty
10/10
Reward Score
60β80 hrs
Time Required
Estimated 2% to 5% depending on the specific program
Competition
π Overview
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Award Amount
Approximately β¬33,600 to β¬45,000 total (calculated as β¬1,400 per month for the duration of the program)
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Duration
12, 18, or 24 months depending on the program structure
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Deadline
Typically between December and February (Varies by specific consortium)
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Fields
All fields (Multidisciplinary programs including Engineering, Social Sciences, Arts, and STEM)
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Awards/Year
Approximately 15 to 30 scholarships per individual Master's program consortium
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Study Country
European Union (Multiple Countries)
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Provider
European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)
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Acceptance
Highly Competitive
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are high-level integrated study programs at master level. They are designed and delivered by an international partnership of HEIs from different countries worldwide. This specific 'new consortia' iteration falls under the 2021-2027 Erasmus+ program, streamlining benefits into a single flat-rate monthly allowance for all students.
π₯ Who Should Apply
Open to students from all over the world. Applicants must have completed a first higher education degree or demonstrate a recognized equivalent level of learning.
ποΈ Host University
International consortium of at least three Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) from different countries
π€ Sponsor
European Commission
π¬ Fields of Study
All fields (Multidisciplinary programs including Engineering, Social Sciences, Arts, and STEM)
β¨ Key Benefits
The scholarship covers full tuition fees, comprehensive insurance, and a monthly subsistence allowance of β¬1,400 to cover travel, installation, and living costs.
π― Target Students
International students (both EU and non-EU citizens)
π· Tags
Erasmus MundusEMJMEuropeMastersFully FundedStudy AbroadInternational Students
π Statistics & Competitiveness
Varies by consortium (Often 500-1000+ applicants per program)
Applicants Last Year
Approximately 2,500 total across all EMJM programs worldwide
Winners
Highly Competitive
Acceptance Rate
Estimated 2% to 5% depending on the specific program
Competition Level
Win Probability
50%
Match Score
75%
Competition
50%
πΈ Funding Breakdown
Tuition
Yes (100% of participation costs, including registration and library fees)
Living Stipend
β¬1,400 per month for a maximum of 24 months
Total Award
βοΈ Travel: Included within the β¬1,400 monthly stipend (post-2021 program rules)π Accommodation: Included within the β¬1,400 monthly stipend (students manage their own housing)π Health Insurance: Comprehensive health and accident insurance is provided for the duration of the scholarshipπ Renewable: Noπ³ App Fee: None (Applying for the scholarship is free)
π Tuition Coverage
Yes (100% of participation costs, including registration and library fees)
π Living Stipend
β¬1,400 per month for a maximum of 24 months
π‘ Accommodation
Included within the β¬1,400 monthly stipend (students manage their own housing)
βοΈ Travel Allowance
Included within the β¬1,400 monthly stipend (post-2021 program rules)
π Health Insurance
Comprehensive health and accident insurance is provided for the duration of the scholarship
π Other Benefits
Visa support, access to the Erasmus+ Student and Alumni Alliance (ESAA), and language courses
π Renewable
No
π Renewal Conditions
Not applicable; the award is granted for the full duration of the specific master's course
β Eligibility Requirements
π Eligible Nationalities
Must hold a Bachelor's degree, have not previously received an Erasmus Mundus scholarship, and meet consortium-specific academic requirements
π Academic Level
Master's Degree (MA, MSc, LLM, etc.)
π Minimum GPA
Varies (Usually equivalent to a 1st class or high 2:1 honors degree)
π£οΈ English Requirement
IELTS (typically 6.5-7.5) or TOEFL iBT (90-100) or equivalent proficiency
πΌ Work Experience
Optional (Highly recommended for professional-track programs)
π Leadership
Preferred (Demonstrated through community involvement or extracurriculars)
π° Financial Need
No (Selection is strictly based on academic and professional merit)
π― Target Students
International students (both EU and non-EU citizens)
π Application Requirements
Essay / SOP
Yes (Statement of Purpose / Motivation Letter)
Rec Letters
Yes (Usually 2 academic or professional references)
Interview
Yes (Shortlisted candidates often undergo a virtual interview)
Application Fee
None (Applying for the scholarship is free)
Documents Required
Academic Transcripts
Passport / National ID
Yes (Usually 2 academic or professional references) Recommendation Letters
CV / Resume
Personal Statement / Essays
IELTS (typically 6.5-7.5) or TOEFL iBT (90-100) or equivalent proficiency
Interview: Yes (Shortlisted candidates often undergo a virtual interview)
Min GPA: Varies (Usually equivalent to a 1st class or high 2:1 honors degree)
π Application Process
Focus on the 'mobility' aspectβexplain why studying in multiple European countries benefits your career goals.
π‘ Insider Tip: Ensure your CV is in Europass format and your motivation letter specifically addresses the unique themes of the chosen consortium.
πΊοΈ Application Roadmap
1
Research eligibility and gather requirements
Start Early
2
Collect all required documents
Start Early
3
Request recommendation letters early
4
Write compelling essays and personal statement
β High Risk Stage
5
Submit complete application before deadline
6
Await shortlisting and attend interview if required
β High Risk Stage
π Key Dates & Timeline
π Opens
Typically October or November annually
β° Deadline
Typically between December and February (Varies by specific consortium)
π€ Interview
Yes (Shortlisted candidates often undergo a virtual interview)
π Study Starts
August or September annually
Typically October or November annually
Applications Open
Gather documents and begin essays
Typically between December and February (Varies by specific consortium)
Application Deadline
Submit complete application β no late entries
Yes (Shortlisted candidates often undergo a virtual interview)
Open to students from all over the world. Applicants must have completed a first higher education degree or demonstrate a recognized equivalent level of learning.
This scholarship covers: The scholarship covers full tuition fees, comprehensive insurance, and a monthly subsistence allowance of β¬1,400 to cover travel, installation, and living costs.. It is a fully funded scholarship.
The deadline is Typically between December and February (Varies by specific consortium). Always verify with the official website as dates may change annually.
Competition level: Estimated 2% to 5% depending on the specific program. Acceptance rate: Highly Competitive. Strong academic record and clear motivation are essential.
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Typically required: academic transcripts, passport, IELTS (typically 6.5-7.5) or TOEFL iBT (90-100) or equivalent proficiency, Yes (Usually 2 academic or professional references) recommendation letters, CV, personal statement/motivation letter. Check official website for the complete list.