EMMIR Erasmus Mundus European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations 2027

EMMIR is the European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations. It is the first African-European-Asian Erasmus Mundus programme in migration studies. EMMIR students experience a multidisciplinary education between 8 partner institutions in Germany, Norway, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Ghana, Uganda, South Africa, and India.

• Table of Content
• About Erasmus Mundus
• EMMIR Erasmus Mundus European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations Master's Scholarship
• Aim and Benefits of EMMIR Erasmus Mundus European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations Master's Scholarship
• Requirements for EMMIR Erasmus Mundus European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations Master's Scholarship Qualification
• Documents Required for Application
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

EMMIR Erasmus Mundus European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations Master's Scholarship

Aim and Benefits of EMMIR Erasmus Mundus European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations Master's Scholarship

• Monthly scholarship of 1400€ for 24 months
• Health insurance
• University registration
• Student service fees

Requirements for EMMIR Erasmus Mundus European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations Master's Scholarship Qualification

• The programme builds upon a first degree such as a Bachelor's degree (or an equivalent qualification) in a field related to migration studies: e.g. Social sciences, History, Cultural studies, Educational sciences, Law, Economics, Development Studies and Journalism.
• The final grade of the first degree must be a minimum (or equivalent) of C+ and proven by certificates. You are expected to provide documentation of a final first degree by the deadline (a transcript attesting that you took all exams necessary to finish the programme is accepted). This documentation must include your final grade.
• Applicants have to document knowledge of migration studies, intercultural relations and empirical methods. Modules completed at the undergraduate level, papers, essays and examination results are considered valid documentation. Preference will also be given to qualified applicants who, in addition, have relevant professional experience. To familiarise yourself with the topics covered in EMMIR, please see our Migration 101 page.
• Your last degree obtained should not be older than 5 years. If it is older, please make sure to explain in your statement of purpose why you chose to go back to university.
• EMMIR qualifies students for a Master's degree. If you already hold one you should convincingly justify the reasons for wanting to pursue a new Master's in a section of the application form.
• Interested applicants who have already benefitted from an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) scholarship are not eligible to apply for an additional scholarship.

Language Requirements

• Applicants whose native language is not English or whose undergraduate instruction was not in English must demonstrate proficiency in English by the application deadline.
• This can be done through e.g. documented proof that higher education studies have been completed in English, documented proof that the applicant has worked professionally in an English-language setting, or through English language competency tests.
• Please note that you may be contacted at a later stage in the application process to verify your language skills.

Language Proficiency Waiver

Non-native English speakers who fall in one of the following categories may request an English language proficiency waiver, i.e.

• Applicants from countries where English is one of several official languages (find a list here).
• Applicants who have obtained their undergraduate degree from a university in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the UK, the USA or New Zealand.
• Applicants who, within the past five years, spent a minimum of two consecutive academic years of study at a university or institution of higher education in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the UK, the USA or New Zealand and whose language of instruction was English.
• Applicants who have minimum two years work experience in an international company where English is the official working language (attestation from the employer which testifies proficiency in both written and spoken English must be provided).
• Applicants who can provide documented proof that higher education studies have been completed in English or documented proof that the applicant has worked professionally in an English-language setting. 

In each of the above cases the Consortium Committee reserves the right to request evidence of English language proficiency. You may be contacted at a later stage in the application process to verify your language skills. 

Documents Required for Application

The online application form requires the applicant to upload the following documents in PDF form:?

• Clear copy of a valid passport
• CV
• Statement of Purpose, clarifying your motivation to study EMMIR (1 to 2 pages maximum)
• First university degree diploma and transcript and other relevant degrees*
• Documentation of language proficiency (certified true copies or originals; in case of IELTS: copy showing test ID #)
• Other relevant documentation

If your documents are not originally in English, they must be accompanied by an official English translation.

Check also:
Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2027
Global Korea Scholarship 2027

Application Deadline

How to Apply

For more information, kindly visit EMMIR Scholarship webpage.