About this Opportunity
Applications are open for the European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR), Edition 14 (2027-2029). This two-year international Erasmus Mundus programme offers merit-based scholarships of EUR 1,400 per month for 24 months, with health insurance and university registration fees covered. Students study across partner institutions in Europe, Africa and Asia. Qualified international applicants, including Tanzanians, may apply by 20 December 2026.
SCHOLARSHIP OVERVIEW
The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) invites applications for its 14th edition, covering the 2027-2029 academic period.
EMMIR is an interdisciplinary Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's programme that examines international migration, intercultural relations, mobility, diversity and the social, cultural, political and economic dimensions of migration.
The programme brings together students from different countries and academic backgrounds to study migration through international academic mobility and practical research experience.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
Students complete a two-year programme consisting of four semesters. The programme includes academic coursework, international mobility between partner universities, practical experience through an internship and independent research culminating in a master's thesis.
The first semester begins in Oldenburg, Germany, in September 2027. Subsequent study periods involve mobility through the EMMIR partner network.
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING
Selected Erasmus Mundus scholarship recipients receive EUR 1,400 monthly for 24 months. Health insurance, university registration fees and student service fees are covered.
Scholarship recipients must finance mobility-related costs, including travel, visas, residence permits and applicable vaccinations, from their monthly scholarship payments. No separate travel or installation allowance is provided.
ELIGIBILITY
Candidates must hold a relevant first university degree, demonstrate suitable academic preparation and meet the English-language requirements. Previous knowledge of migration studies, intercultural relations and empirical research methods must be documented.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications must be submitted electronically through the official EMMIR eMundus application platform. Applicants must provide academic documents, a CV, statement of purpose, passport copy and applicable language proficiency evidence.
Applications for Erasmus Mundus scholarship consideration close on 20 December 2026 at 23:59 Central European Time.
The programme is scheduled to begin on 1 September 2027.
Key Details
- Opportunity Type:
- Scholarship
- Location:
- Oldenburg, Germany
- Education Level:
- Bachelor degree
- Work Arrangement:
- On-site
- Duration:
- 24 months; academic intake 2027-2029
- Funding:
- Erasmus Mundus merit-based scholarship providing EUR 1,400 per month for 24 months. Health insurance, university registration and student service fees are covered. Recipients must pay travel, visa, residence permit and other mobility expenses from their stipend. There is no separate travel or installation allowance.
- Application Deadline:
- 21 Dec 2026
- Start Date:
- 1 Sep 2027
Quick Summary
- EUR 1,400 monthly scholarship for 24 months. Health insurance coverage. University registration and student service fe...
- 1. Participate in the required academic coursework and interdisciplinary learning activities. 2. Complete the compulso...
Eligibility & Requirements
- A first university degree, such as a Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification, in a field related to migration studies. Relevant fields include Social Sciences, History, Cultural Studies, Educational Sciences, Law, Economics, Development Studies and Journalism. The final degree grade must be at least C+ or an accepted equivalent. Applicants must document knowledge of migration studies, intercultural relations and empirical research methods. Applicants must meet the programme's English-language proficiency requirements. The first degree must be completed by the scholarship application deadline, with acceptable supporting evidence.
- Relevant professional or research experience in migration, social development or intercultural relations is advantageous. Applicants with strong academic motivation, relevant practical experience and additional language proficiency may be competitive. Applicants whose most recent degree is more than five years old should explain their decision to return to university in their statement of purpose.
Responsibilities
2. Complete the compulsory international study and mobility components.
3. Develop research knowledge and analytical skills relating to migration and intercultural relations.
4. Participate in practical training and internship activities forming part of the programme.
5. Undertake independent academic research and complete a master's thesis.
6. Comply with the academic and administrative requirements of the participating universities.
Funding & Benefits
Health insurance coverage.
University registration and student service fees covered.
Participation in an international master's programme delivered across multiple countries.
Access to academic research, international mobility and internship opportunities.
Opportunity to earn a joint master's qualification upon successful programme completion.
Travel, visa and other mobility costs must be financed from the scholarship stipend.
Programme Eligibility
Applicants must hold a relevant first university degree with a minimum final grade equivalent to C+.
The first degree must be completed by the scholarship application deadline.
Applicants must document knowledge of migration studies, intercultural relations and empirical research methods.
English-language proficiency must be demonstrated through an accepted qualification or relevant documentary evidence.
Applicants who have previously received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master scholarship are not eligible for another such scholarship.
Applicants with an existing master's degree must justify their reasons for pursuing another master's qualification.
All applicants must meet the programme's admission and documentation requirements.
Programme Details
Edition: 14.
Academic period: 2027-2029.
Study level: Master's degree.
Programme length: Four semesters.
Teaching language: English.
Starting location: Oldenburg, Germany.
Additional study locations: Partner institutions in Europe, Africa and Asia.
Components: Academic coursework, international mobility, internship, research activities and master's thesis.
Scholarship selection: Merit-based.
Programme start: 1 September 2027.
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Additional Information
The official scholarship deadline is 20 December 2026 at 23:59 CET, equivalent to 21 December 2026 at 01:59 East Africa Time.
Scholarship selection is competitive, and the exact number of scholarships available for Edition 14 is not specified.
Funding and programme eligibility should be reviewed against the official website before submitting an application.
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Official programme website: https://www.emmir.org/
Official application information: https://www.emmir.org/application-procedures
Official application platform: https://emmir.tchooz.app/
Compensation
EUR 1,400.00 – 1,400.00 per month
How to Apply
1. Visit the official EMMIR online application platform at https://emmir.tchooz.app/.
2. Register using your name and email address.
3. Complete all required sections of the online application in English.
4. Upload a clear copy of your valid passport.
5. Upload your current CV.
6. Prepare and upload a statement of purpose of no more than two pages explaining your motivation to study EMMIR.
7. Upload your first university degree diploma, academic transcripts and any additional relevant qualifications.
8. Upload proof of English-language proficiency or acceptable supporting documentation for an exemption.
9. Provide the requested contact information for academic or professional referees. Do not upload reference letters unless specifically instructed by the programme.
10. Select the Erasmus Mundus scholarship funding option in the application system.
11. Review your application carefully before final submission, as submitted applications cannot be edited.
12. Submit by 20 December 2026 at 23:59 CET.
Documents not originally in English require an official English translation. Successful candidates may subsequently be required to provide certified true copies of supporting documents.
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About the Organization
The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) is an international Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's programme coordinated by the University of Oldenburg in Germany and delivered through a consortium of partner institutions across Europe, Africa and Asia. The programme focuses on advanced interdisciplinary education and research concerning international migration, intercultural relations, mobility, diversity, social transformation and the experiences of people and communities affected by migration. EMMIR's academic network connects institutions in Germany, Norway, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Ghana, Uganda, South Africa and India. Its international structure enables students to experience different academic environments, undertake international mobility and explore migration from multiple geographic and disciplinary perspectives. The two-year master's programme integrates academic coursework, research training, practical internships and an independent master's thesis. Its educational approach combines social scientific research with professional competencies relevant to migration policy, international development, humanitarian work, public administration and related fields. EMMIR is supported through the European Union's Erasmus Mundus framework. Its scholarships are intended to support academically qualified international students and encourage cooperation among higher education institutions across different regions of the world. The programme is administered through the University of Oldenburg, with admission decisions involving its international consortium partners.
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