Fully Funded Erasmus Mundus Master’s Scholarship in Europe 2027 with a €1,400 Monthly Allowance
Applicant criteria
- NationalityNo specific nationality required
- AgeNo specific age required
- GenderBoth
Opportunity criteria
- Job locationFrance, Belgium, Romania, Poland, Hungary, Ireland, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Senegal, Brazil
- Deadline2026-11-17
Opportunity description
The MITRA – Migrations Transnationales program, an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s program, is accepting applications for the 2027–2029 academic period from international students interested in pursuing a master’s degree in international migration, social sciences, and humanities.
The program is coordinated by the University of Lille in France in partnership with a network of 11 universities. It aims to prepare researchers and professionals specializing in migration, asylum, social integration, and public policy through an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines academic knowledge with practical field experience.
The scholarship gives students the opportunity to study and move between partner universities in Europe and beyond, while gaining international perspectives on migration management, cultural diversity, and the social challenges associated with population mobility.
Benefits
A monthly scholarship of €1,400 for two years, with total funding of up to €33,600.
Full exemption from tuition and registration fees at the partner universities.
The monthly allowance can be used to help cover living expenses, travel, visa costs, and relocation expenses during the study period.
Opportunity to study at multiple international universities in Europe and beyond.
Possibility of receiving multiple master’s degrees from participating universities, depending on the chosen study track.
Gain academic and practical experience in international migration, integration, and social policy.
Participate in field training and research activities related to the program.
Benefit from networking opportunities with researchers and institutions specializing in migration and humanitarian work.
Eligibility criteria
Hold a bachelor’s degree in the social sciences or humanities, such as Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, History, Law, Communication, or Languages.
Applicants from other academic backgrounds may also be considered if they have relevant professional experience.
Demonstrate proficiency in both English and French at a minimum B2 level.
Submit a research or professional project aligned with the themes of the program.
Have a good academic record and a clear motivation to study migration-related issues.
Submit all required academic and personal documents.
Attend an online interview if shortlisted.
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