Fully Funded Erasmus Mundus Master’s Scholarship in Europe 2027 in Humanitarian Action with a Monthly Allowance of €1,400
Applicant criteria
- NationalityNo specific nationality required
- AgeNo specific age required
- GenderBoth
Opportunity criteria
- Job locationGermany, Poland, Netherlands, France, Denmark
- Deadline2027-01-22
Opportunity description
The Network on Humanitarian Action (NOHA) is accepting applications for one of the fully funded master’s scholarships in Europe for 2027 through the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree in International Humanitarian Action for the 2027–2029 academic cohort.
The program aims to prepare professionals capable of responding to humanitarian crises, natural disasters, and armed conflicts by developing skills in relief operations management, humanitarian aid coordination, protection of affected populations, and humanitarian project management in accordance with international principles and standards.
The program lasts two years and combines interdisciplinary academic study, practical training, and research, while giving students the opportunity to study at different European universities and gain international experience in humanitarian relief, development, and cooperation.
Benefits
Full exemption from program participation and tuition fees for Erasmus Mundus scholarship holders.
A monthly allowance of €1,400 during the scholarship eligibility period, with total funding of up to €33,600 over 24 months.
Support for living, travel, and relocation expenses through the monthly allowance.
Access to an insurance scheme during the study period.
Opportunity to study and move between different European universities.
Develop professional skills in crisis management and humanitarian response.
Learn from academics and practitioners specializing in humanitarian action.
Build an international network with students, experts, and international organizations.
Eligibility criteria
Hold a bachelor’s degree in a field related to humanitarian action, equivalent to at least 180 ECTS credits.
Relevant academic backgrounds may include medicine and health sciences, economics and management, engineering, law, social sciences, education, and the humanities.
Complete the bachelor’s degree by December 15, 2026 to be eligible for the Erasmus Mundus scholarship.
Provide proof of proficiency in the required language of instruction at the selected university.
Demonstrate a clear interest in humanitarian action and crisis response.
Show academic excellence and, where applicable, relevant research or professional experience.
Applicants must not have previously received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master scholarship.
Be willing to study full-time and complete the required academic mobility.