Great news! Individuals with a 2:2 or HND/Bsc qualification have successfully secured the prestigious Erasmus Mundus Scholarship. Many applicants opt for the “NEWEST PROGRAMS” as they often present higher chances of obtaining scholarships.
Here’s an exclusive list of 20 Newly Added Erasmus Mundus Programs. Explore these opportunities and embark on a journey towards a fully funded education in Europe:
Explore these newly added Erasmus Mundus programs for an enhanced chance at securing a fully funded scholarship in Europe. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to pursue your academic aspirations!
1: Manufacturing 4.0 by intElligent and susTAinable technologies – META 4.0
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2: MorphoPHEN – Human Diseases Models Morphological Phenotyping
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3: EMMBIOME – Erasmus Mundus Master in Biomedical Engineering
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4: EMMaH – Euro-Asian Joint Master Programme in Medical Technology and Healthcare Business
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5: HySET – Hydrogen Systems and Enabling Technologies
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6: MERGED – Master of Science (MSc) in Global Environment and Development
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7: EMAI – Erasmus Mundus Joint Master In Artificial Intelligence
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8: EMJM ACES-STAR – EMJM AQUACULTURE, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY – STAR
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9; IMAPP – International Master of Advanced Methods in Particle Physics
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10:Master in Materials Science powEred by Large-Scale Facilities ec.europa.eu/info/funding-t
11:ARURCOHE – Architectural and Urban Contemporary Heritage – ERASMUS MUNDUS Double degree
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12: MESPOM – Masters degree in Environmental Sciences, Policy and Management
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13: MESD – Master in Membrane Engineering for Sustainable Development
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14: GLOFOR – EMJM in Global Forestry
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15: FLOURISH – Joint Master Programme in Resilience in Educational Contexts
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16: Erasmus Mundus Joint Master on “Climate Change and Diversity: Sustainable Territorial Development” (CCD-STeDe)
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17: ARCHMAT – ERASMUS MUNDUS JOINT MASTER in ARCHAEOLOGICAl MATERIALS SCIENCE
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18: CyberMACS – Master of Applied Cybersecurity
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19: EMLE – European Master in Law and Economics
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18: FAMEAIS – Functional Advanced Materials Engineering with Artificial Intelligence for Sustainability
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21: Global-MINDS – Global MINDS European Master in the Psychology of Global Mobility, Inclusion and Diversity in Society
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22: PIONEER – Public Sector Innovation and eGovernance
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23: IMATEC – International Master in Technology and Management for Circular Economy
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24: SDSI – Joint Master’s Degree Programme in Service Design Strategies and Innovations
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25: EDUMaH – Education in Museums and Heritage
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26: ReD Global – Religious Diversity in a Globalised World
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27: IMFSE – International Master of Science in Fire Safety Engineering
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28: MAGMa – Managing Art and Cultural Heritage in Global Markets
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29: GeoPlaNet – EMJM – Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Planetary Geosciences – GeoPlaNet
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NOTE:
Erasmus programs typically emphasize specific research or learning focuses within a broader academic field, such as an MSc in agriculture or MSc in economics. Instead of using general program names, they highlight the exact research or learning focus. Therefore, when encountering a program that seems familiar based on your previous academic background, it’s essential to click the link and explore further. For instance, if your undergraduate degree was in physics, you may not find a generic “Masters in physics,” but you might come across a more precise option like “Masters in Particles and Component Physics.” While still rooted in physics, these programs offer a more direct and specific focus.
There are more programs on the course catalogue, eacea.ec.europa.eu/scholarships/e.
HOW DO YOU APPLY?
To access information about your preferred program, click on the link provided. Look for the “host institution,” which is the primary institution associated with the program. Once identified, click on the link to visit the host university’s website. Navigate to their Masters program section to locate details about the specific program. Alternatively, explore alternative pathways for accessing program information.