European Commission (Erasmus+)

Partially funded

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Scholarships (programmes with German partner universities)

European Commission (Erasmus+), Germany

Scholarship overview

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are international master's programmes designed and delivered by at least 3 institutions from at least 3 different countries. Many include German universities among the partners, so part of the study can take place in Germany. They combine study, research, traineeship and thesis periods and last 1 to 2 academic years (60, 90 or 120 ECTS credits).

Graduates receive either a joint degree (one certificate from at least two institutions) or multiple degrees (at least two certificates from consortium institutions), as set in a study agreement at the start of studies.

Full scholarships are available to the best-ranked students worldwide, but not every programme offers them.

Award Information

  • A bachelor's degree, or being in the last year of bachelor's studies and graduating before the master's starts.
  • A bachelor's-equivalent level of learning may qualify if officially recognised in the degree-awarding country.
  • Further criteria are set by each programme.
  • Scholarships cover participation costs and contribute to travel, visa and a living allowance.
  • Exact amounts are set per programme.

In most cases applications are due between October and January for courses starting the following academic year. Each programme sets its own dates.

How to apply

  1. Search the Erasmus Mundus course catalogue on the EACEA site for programmes with German partners.
  2. Check the programme website for scholarship availability and application steps.
  3. Apply directly to the institution running the chosen programme.

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