Erasmus Mundus: scholarships for master’s studies

This opportunity is a perfect fit for you if you:

• Already have bachelor’s degree or will get it this academic year
• Know English and have a language certificate to prove it

Erasmus Mundus has no restrictions on your age or the year of obtaining a bachelor's diploma.

1. Check Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Catalogue and choose the programmes that fit you. You can apply for a maximum of three programmes at a time.

2. Visit the programmes’ websites and learn more about the conditions, requirements, and deadline. Pay attention to the deadline for Erasmus Mundus.

3. Download and fill in the application form and prepare a package of documents in accordance with the requirements.

4. Receive a letter about completing the first stage of the competition successfully and an invitation to the second one  — a Skype call. The letter will arrive in April-June.

5. Receive an official letter of acceptance.

6. Apply to the embassy of the first country of study for a visa.

• Completed application form which you should download from the website of your chosen programme
• Letter of motivation
• CV (preferably in Europass format)
• Two references: from university or workplace. 
• Diploma indicating final grades. If you have not received it at the time of application please provide a document indicating all annual examinations with individual grades 
• A copy of the list of all disciplines you have studied at a Ukrainian university, with grades and grade point average
• Proof certificate of knowledge of the language 
• Copy of passport for travelling abroad
• Photo

Some programmes require the official translation of documents and their notarisation. Please learn the requirements on the website of your chosen programme.

• The duration of studying can last from one to two years.
• You can apply for the programme even if it does not fully correspond to your previous education.
• Majority of the programmes are in English. If the second year is in another language, you will have the opportunity to attend free language courses during the first year.
• The European Commission made recommendations and scenarios for overcoming the challenges of COVID-19 during studying at Erasmus Mundus programmes.