About this opportunity
EMMIR is a two year Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Migration and Intercultural Relations, and Edition 14 is now open for applications. The programme is run by a consortium of eight partner institutions spread across Europe, Africa and Asia, so you study migration in more than one academic and geographic setting rather than from a single country's viewpoint.
Students begin the programme together, building a shared foundation in migration studies before continuing across the consortium's partner network. The programme treats migration as something that can only be understood through the political, social, cultural, historical and economic contexts it happens in, and it brings students from around the world into that conversation.
Applicants for Edition 14 can apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship, which provides funding to selected students. The same scholarship
Application timeline
also covers non-fee-paying self-funded study places, while fee-paying self-funded places stay open until 15 July 2027. Before you apply, the programme asks you to prepare your CV, a statement of purpose, your academic documents, and evidence of English language proficiency where required.
A Nigerian or other African graduate meets the nationality test, because the page describes a programme that brings together students from around the world.
What you receive
- A two year Erasmus Mundus master's degree in Migration and Intercultural Relations
- Study across a consortium of eight partner institutions in Europe, Africa and Asia
- A shared first term that builds a foundation in migration studies before the partner network
- Erasmus Mundus scholarships available to selected students
- A non-fee-paying self-funded study place route under the same deadline
Documents to prepare
- Statement of purpose
- Academic documents
- Evidence of English-language proficiency where required
How to apply
- Read the Edition 14 applications page and choose between an Erasmus Mundus scholarship, a non-fee-paying self-funded place or a fee-paying self-funded place
- Prepare your CV, statement of purpose and academic documents, plus English language evidence if it is required for you
- Submit the application before 20 December 2026 at 23:59 CET for the scholarship and non-fee-paying routes
- Keep the 15 July 2027 date in mind only if you are applying for a fee-paying self-funded study place
Sources and verification
Related opportunities
- EMMIR Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Edition 14
Applications are open for EMMIR, the European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations, a two year joint master's studied across three countries. Erasmus+ scholarship holders receive EUR 1,400 a month for 24 months with insurance and registration fees covered. The scholarship deadline is 20 December 2026.
Questions applicants ask
Which deadline applies to an Erasmus Mundus scholarship application?
The programme prints that applications for a full or partial scholarship, and for a non-fee-paying self-funded study place, must be submitted by 20 December 2026 at 23:59 CET.
Is there a later deadline for self-funded study?
Yes. Applications for fee-paying self-funded study places remain open longer, with a final deadline of 15 July 2027.
Can a Nigerian or other African applicant apply?
Yes. The page describes a programme that brings together students from around the world to study migration from different disciplinary, regional and cultural perspectives.
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