The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) is now accepting applications for Edition 13 (2025-2027). This prestigious two-year Erasmus Mundus master's degree is managed by a consortium of nine partner institutions across Europe, Africa, and Asia. It provides students with interdisciplinary training in migration studies and intercultural relations, preparing them to become global experts and changemakers. The programme is funded by the European Union, offering both scholarships and self-funded options.
The application process offers three funding pathways:
The EMMIR programme offers several key benefits tailored to meet the needs of students, ensuring support through scholarships, self-funded options, and flexibility to accommodate diverse financial situations. Below is a detailed breakdown of the benefits:
Financial Support:
Health & Registration:
Academic Mobility:
Merit-based Selection:
Tuition-Free:
Health & Registration Benefits:
Financial Aid Opportunities:
Access to Resources:
Health & Registration Benefits:
Flexible Financing:
Grant Eligibility:
National Grants & Loans:
Work Opportunities:
Affordable Living Solutions:
Visa Support:
Multi-country Study Experience:
Gain exposure through academic mobility across Europe, Asia, and Africa, with varying living experiences in cities like:
Professional Development:
Alumni Mentorship:
Remote and Freelance Work:
The EMMIR programme offers a variety of financial and academic benefits to scholarship holders and self-funded students, ensuring comprehensive support through scholarships, flexible funding options, and work opportunities. Students benefit from a global academic experience with access to health coverage, registration fee waivers, and extensive alumni networks, all while gaining exposure to diverse cultures and environments.
These scholarships are open to students of all nationalities.
It varies with funding options.
1. How to Apply
2. Required Documents
3. Submission Guidelines
4. Accessibility and Individualized Support
EMMIR welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, ensuring inclusivity for individuals with disabilities or special needs. Enrolled students with long-term physical, mental, or sensory impairments can access additional Erasmus+ funding for:
Prospective students are encouraged to inform EMMIR of their specific needs early in the application process.
Each funding type has its own deadlines and procedures:
Deadline: 18 December 2024 (23:59 CET)
Deadline: 15 July 2025 (on a rolling basis or until study places are filled)
Successful candidates will be informed of their status by April 2025, with reserve list notifications sent out between May and June 2025. The programme begins on 1 September 2025 in Oldenburg, Germany.
EMMIR seeks applicants who are passionate about migration studies and intercultural relations. To strengthen your application, explore the Migration 101 page on EMMIR’s website for resources and reflective questions.
Whether you apply as a scholarship holder or a self-funded student, this master's degree offers unparalleled exposure to diverse cultures, institutions, and academic fields. Don’t miss the opportunity to join a vibrant global community!
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