This blog article is summarizing the 87 Erasmus Mundus Projects Scholarships, as discussed here: ´https://daadscholarship.com/87-erasmus-mundus-projects-scholarships-2027-2028-complete-application-process/#google_vignette
For the 2027 intake, international applicants must select an individual Erasmus Mundus Joint Master, meet that consortium’s academic rules and apply directly through its own website. One Erasmus Mundus application can place you in a master’s degree taught across several universities and countries, but the first challenge is choosing the right
project—not completing a central European scholarship form.
The European Commission selected 87 projects including 37 new Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters in 2027 and announced that they would begin opening applications for studies starting in September 2027. Their arrival expands an already large catalogue covering engineering, artificial intelligence, health, law, economics, climate, food, media, social sciences and creative subjects.
However, inclusion in the catalogue does not automatically confirm that a programme is accepting applications or offering EU scholarships in every intake. That must be checked on the programme’s own website.
Status: The 2027 intake has been announced; individual consortium applications open on different dates during autumn 2026
Who may apply: Applicants worldwide holding a bachelor’s degree, completing one before the master’s starts, or possessing an officially recognised equivalent level of learning
Study level: Integrated international master’s programmes of 60, 90 or 120 ECTS
Scholarship: €1,400 per month for 12, 18 or 24 months, calculated for the funded study period
Participation costs: Scholarship holders cannot be charged tuition or other mandatory course-participation costs
Mobility: At least two physical study periods in two countries, each normally worth at least 30 ECTS
English: No single Erasmus-wide test or score; the selected master sets its accepted tests, scores and waiver policy
Application fee: Erasmus Mundus projects selected under the current rules cannot charge a student application fee
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Deadline: Most programmes accept applications between October 2026 and January 2027, but every consortium publishes its own scholarship deadline
Official information checked: 29 September 2026
In this application guide You’ll Know
- What exactly are you applying for?
- Can €1,400 per month fund the complete degree?
- Who qualifies—and what makes a competitive profile?
- Which newly selected projects should 2027 applicants watch?
- How do you move from the catalogue to a submitted application?
What exactly are you applying for?
You are applying for one integrated master’s programme delivered by an international university consortium, not for a short exchange semester and not for permission to choose any European universities you like. The consortium has already designed the curriculum, partner institutions, mobility tracks, credit recognition and final qualification.
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An Erasmus Mundus Joint Master must involve at least three higher-education institutions from three countries. At least two of those countries must be EU Member States or countries associated with the Erasmus+ programme. Companies, laboratories, public bodies and non-European universities may also participate as partners, but appearing on a consortium’s partner list does not necessarily make every organization a teaching destination.
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Every enrolled student—whether funded or self-financed—must complete at least two physical study periods in two countries. Each compulsory period must represent at least one academic semester, normally 30 ECTS, and those two countries must differ from the student’s country of residence at enrolment. At least one must be an EU Member State or an Erasmus+ associated country. Virtual study cannot replace this compulsory mobility.
A two-year pathway might place you in France for the first semester, Germany for the second, Spain for a specialization and Sweden for a thesis. That is only an illustration: your actual route may be fixed by the consortium or determined by the track you select. After completing the integrated curriculum, you receive either one joint degree issued on behalf of multiple institutions, multiple degrees from partner universities, or a permitted combination.
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