Scholarships

The EMMIE program is funded by the European Commission through the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) program which seeks to grant financial assistance to the very best students.

Erasmus Mundus Grants

This scholarship includes two different contributions, as detailed below:

1. Exemption to participation costs

The  participation costs for which successful candidates will be exempted includes the following:

• Registration fee to the master (€13.500).
• Management fee (including laboratory expenses, supervision and running costs, etc.)
• Health and accident insurance coverage
• Access to the universities’ infrastructure (libraries, Wi-Fi, etc.)
• Assistance from the international office at each University regarding administrative matters, accommodation, bank account, etc.

2. Contribution to travel, subsistence and installation costs

The contribution to travel, subsistence and installation of €1,400 per month for the entire duration of the study program (18 months maximum).

A contribution to subsistence costs may not be given to scholarship holders for the EMJM periods (study /research /placement /thesis preparation) spent in their country of residence.

Please note that if you have previously benefited from an EMJM scholarship or an Erasmus Mundus Master course scholarship, you can apply to the EMMIE Master Program but you cannot apply for the Erasmus + scholarship.

Tuition fee waiver

Students who do not have a scholarship can apply for grant requesting the reduction of participation fees. These partial grants are based on financial need and academic merit and are decided by the Core Coordination Committee (CCC). Self- funding students wishing to be considered for a partial grant should identify their interest in their motivation letter.

Alternative fundings

Candidates are strongly recommended to solicit scholarships, alternative fundings or loan opportunities in their own country. 

Look for alternative fundings here: https://www.scholarshipportal.com/ or in the list below: