The Erasmus Mundus Master Degree in Plant Health in Sustainable Cropping Systems (PlantHealth) is a fully integrated and globally competitive Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree, designed by leading European universities in the field of Crop Protection, that provides top-level and up-to-date education, qualifying graduates to cope with the challenges of contemporary and future plant health management related to global food safety issues.
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Masters Scholarship
Aim and Benefits of Masters Scholarship
- Intake 11 (2026-2028) for all students: 4500 EUR per academic year.
- Health and accident insurance during the whole academic period
- The registration of the student as regular student of the partner universities
- Tuition fees
- Language courses at each university
- An e-Learning module
- Access to library and laboratories
- Student management, services and activities; support in visa application procedures, etc.
- Initial Orientation Week for all PlantHealth students
- Registration and participation in the Final PlantHealth Conference
- All other academic and administrative fees (e.g., degree issuing from the two partner Universities attended, access fee, recognition fees, etc.)
- Participation in the M1 field trip
This scholarship does not cover:
- Living expenses
- Travel costs
- Visa costs
- Accommodation costs
Requirements for Masters Scholarship Qualification
Candidates must fulfil the following admission requirements:
- Awarded Bachelor of Science degree (180 ECTS) in Agronomy / Agricultural Sciences or related fields. 180 ECTS usually equal to a 3-year full-time undergraduate/bachelor degree, with at least 4 ECTS in Plant Health or Crop Protection, or equivalent.
- Proof of English proficiency at the B2 level (CEFR) is required unless English is your native language. Alternatively, a letter from your university confirming that your bachelor's degree was fully taught in English will also be accepted. However, the inclusion of an English language certificate in the application will be an asset to the application.
- Application complete including two reference letters.
Interview date, Process and Venue for Masters Scholarship
Selection and admission to the PlantHealth Master Programme is based on academic merit, following the evaluation criteria explained below:
| EVALUATION CRITERIA |
| Academic record and merits |
60% |
| Reference letters |
20% |
| Personal motivation |
20% |
Check also:
Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2027
Global Korea Scholarship 2027
Application Deadline
December 31, 2025How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to
Erasmus Mundus on www.planthealth.upv.es to apply
- The first step is to create your new user by choosing a USERNAME and PASSWORD, and indicating your email address.
- The Application Form should be filled in English, as well as all the attached documents (unless otherwise indicated in specific documents in section “documents upload” of the online application) so that all the host institutions may be able to analyse the submitted proposal.
- Before starting to fill in the Application Form, you must be sure of having all the certificates and language skills required to attend the Master programme.
- Please note that incomplete applications will not be taken into consideration. Read carefully the list of documents and make sure you attached everything to your application, including translations. NO DOCUMENT may be sent by post or email at that stage.
- If an applicant submits more than one application, the system will automatically consider the most recent one.
- You will receive an automatic email after submission of your application, confirming that it has been successfully sent.
For more information, kindly visit Plant Health webpage.
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