Applications for the Erasmus Mundus Journalism Master's Scholarship will open on 1 November 2026.
The Mundus Journalism master's degree offers a curriculum that is uniquely focused on developing an analytical and critical lens on journalism, media and globalisation.
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Erasmus Mundus Journalism Master's Scholarship Master's Scholarship
Aim and Benefits of Erasmus Mundus Journalism Master's Scholarship Master's Scholarship
An Erasmus Mundus scholarship covers both your tuition and your living costs for the full Mundus Journalism programme.
Scholarship holders receive:
- A complete waiver of all tuition fees for both years of the programme
- €1,400 per month for up to 24 months, which you can use for housing, food, travel, visas, and any other costs related to studying and living in Europe
- Free health and liability insurance
- Free health and civil liability insurance throughout the 2-year programme
- A working visa for two countries after graduation
Requirements for Erasmus Mundus Journalism Master's Scholarship Master's Scholarship Qualification
- Hold a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) based on at least three years of full-time study
- Provide proof of English language proficiency at application stage through an accepted English language test, unless exempt
- Have at least three months of journalistic experience
Interview date, Process and Venue for Erasmus Mundus Journalism Master's Scholarship Master's Scholarship
To guide applicants, the Selection Committee evaluates each candidate against the following criteria:
- Academic background
- Journalism experience
- Application reflections
Documents Required for Application
- Application Form
- Curriculum Vitae
- Academic documents
- Journalistic documents
- Language documents
- Academic and journalistic reference letters
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Application Deadline
January 10, 2027How to Apply
- Applications for the Erasmus Mundus Journalism Master's Scholarship will open on 1 November 2026.
Before you apply
- Good to know
- You must select your Year2 specialisation during the application process. This choice is binding and cannot be changed after submission.
- All required supporting documentation must be included in your Application Package at the time of submission. Missing documentation may result in your application being deemed ineligible.
- Only complete applications submitted before the application deadline will be considered.
- Preparing your application
- Please allow sufficient time to complete your application, as the process involves several steps and requires careful preparation.
- Ensure that your Application Package follows the required document order and file-naming instructions provided on this website.
- If you hold more than one citizenship, please carefully follow the instructions regarding citizenship status and the naming of your Application Package.
- Please carefully review the language requirements for your chosen Year 2 specialisation before applying, as requirements and accepted documentation may vary between specialisations.
- Good to know
- Admission to the programme and consideration for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship are handled through the same application process. No separate scholarship application is required.
- A separate motivation letter is not required. Instead, your motivation should be reflected in the Application Reflection section of the Online Registration Form.
Application Process
1. Create or Reactivate Your AU Account at Aarhus University (AU ID) This is required before you can access the Online Registration Form and Application Form.
Create an account
Read the steps to create an AU ID
- Please wait at least 30 minutes after creating or reactivating your account before attempting to log in.
- If you already have an AU account, you may be asked to reset your password and set up two-factor authentication. Instructions will be sent to the email address previously associated with your account.
- If you do not remember which email address you originally used, please try any email addresses that you may previously have registered and to which you still have access.
- If you are unable to create or reactivate your account, please contact [email protected] and provide as much detail as possible about the issue and the steps you have already taken.
Please note:
- If you do not receive the reactivation email, please include documentation confirming your identity and that the email address you are attempting to use is your current email address.
- If you no longer have access to the email address originally associated with your AU account, please include that email address in your support request.
- Please also include your telephone number.
For security reasons, Aarhus University cannot update your email address without sufficient documentation confirming your identity.
2. Familiarise yourself with both the Online Registration Form and the Application Form. Within the Online Registration Form, you will find a link to the Application Form. The Application Form must be the first document in your Application Package. Reviewing both forms in advance will help you understand the required information and estimate how much time you will need to complete the process.
3. Gather all required documents and prepare your Application Package PDF. Before submission, please ensure that the PDF follows the required document order and is named according to the file-naming instructions provided on this website.
4. Complete the Online Registration Form and upload your Application Package and passport copy/copies. If available, please also upload your bachelor's degree certificate and master's degree certificate. This is the final step of the application process.
For more information, kindly visit Mundus Journalism webpage.
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