Fully Funded Erasmus Mundus Scholarship in Europe 2027 with a Monthly Allowance of €1,400

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in International Law of Security, Peace and Sustainable Development (ILSPSD) is accepting applications for the 2027–2029 academic cohort. This international academic program is funded by the European Union and allows students to pursue a master’s degree across several European universities.

The program aims to prepare a new generation of specialists in international law, public policy, and international relations, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to address global challenges such as armed conflict, forced migration, climate change, human rights, and international security.

The program lasts two years and combines academic study, practical training, and research, with the possibility of studying in three or more European countries depending on the approved study pathway.

• A monthly scholarship of €1,400 throughout the study period.

• Total financial support of up to €33,600 over 24 months.

• Full tuition fee coverage for Erasmus Mundus scholarship recipients.

• The scholarship allowance is designed to help cover living expenses, travel, visa costs, and relocation expenses in the host countries.

• Opportunity to study in three or more European countries during the program.

• Enrollment in a joint master’s program delivered by six European higher education institutions.

• Participation in summer schools, legal clinics, and specialized lectures.

• Opportunity to undertake an optional internship during the final semester.

• Gain international experience in law, policy, security, and sustainable development.

• Build an international academic and professional network.

• Hold a recognized bachelor’s degree equivalent to at least 180 ECTS credits.

• For applicants seeking the Erasmus Mundus scholarship, the bachelor’s degree must be completed before submitting the application, in accordance with the program’s current requirements.

• For the LL.M. track at Leuphana University, applicants must have completed the equivalent of 60 ECTS credits in law.

• For the M.A. track, applicants must have completed the equivalent of 60 ECTS credits in law, political science, international relations, or related social science fields.

• Meet any additional requirements of the chosen second-year specialization track.

• Provide proof of English language proficiency at the required level.

• Applicants must not have previously received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master scholarship.

• Be willing to study full-time and complete the required mobility between the participating universities.