EMMIR Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s 2027–2029 Scholarship Program | Apply by 20 Dec…
About this scholarship
Applications are now open for the EMMIR Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s (Edition 14, 2027–2029), a two-year master’s programme in Migration and Intercultural Relations. The application deadline is 20 December 2026 at 23:59 CET (Germany time). This programme brings together study mobility across Europe, Africa, and Asia through a consortium led by the University of Oldenburg.
Moreover, the programme offers competitive Erasmus Mundus scholarships, non-fee-paying placements, and a fee-paying self-funded option. If you want an international master’s experience in migration studies, this opportunity may be worth considering. Apply Below:
Application Deadline:
December 20, 2026 (for scholarship and non-fee-paying self-funded applicants) / July 15, 2027 (for fee-paying self-funded applicants, subject to availability)
Tell Me About The Award:
The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) Edition 14 (2027–2029) is a prestigious 2-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Migration and Intercultural Relations run by a consortium of eight partner institutions across Europe, Africa, and Asia. It offers an advanced academic education combining migration studies, intercultural relations, and empirical research methods.
Which Fields are Eligible?:
Migration studies, intercultural relations, social sciences, humanities, and related disciplines.
Type:
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (Available as an Erasmus+ Scholarship, non-fee-paying self-funded, or fee-paying self-funded track)
Who can Apply?:
- Graduates holding a finalised first university degree diploma and transcript (required by the deadline for scholarship and non-fee-paying applicants).
- Candidates meeting English language proficiency requirements.
- Applicants worldwide who submit a complete online application via eMundus.
How are Applicants Selected?:
Applications are evaluated by the EMMIR team and consortium based on academic excellence, background knowledge in migration studies, intercultural relations, and empirical methods, supported by a Statement of Purpose, CV, and academic references.
Which Countries Are Eligible?:
Global (International students worldwide are eligible to apply, with specific scholarship tracks funded by the European Union under Erasmus+).
Where will the Award be Taken?:
University of Oldenburg, Germany, and partner universities within the EMMIR international consortium across Europe, Africa, and Asia.
How Many Awards?:
Unspecified cohort capacity (cohort managed across scholarship and self-funded tracks).
What is the Benefit of the Award:
- Full Erasmus Mundus scholarship support (for selected scholarship recipients covering participation costs, travel, installation, and monthly living allowance).
- A prestigious joint Master’s degree from an international consortium of leading universities.
- Comprehensive support systems, including accessibility and disability funding options.
How Long Will the Award Last?:
2 years (four semesters, commencing with the Intensive Phase on September 1, 2027).
How to Apply:
Applicants must register and complete the online application form via the eMundus management platform, uploading all required PDF documents (passport, CV, Statement of Purpose, degree certificates/transcripts, and language test scores) before the respective deadline.
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