Requirements

Required

• A bachelor's degree (at least three years) in Mathematics, Physics, Economics, Statistical Sciences, Information Technology or Engineering.

• Final-year students can apply, but they must finish their degree by 23 July 2027.

• English at CEFR level B2 or higher, with a recognised certificate. Online tests on the programme's list are accepted. Certificates are valid for three years.

• People with nationality or a degree from the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland or the UK do not need an English certificate.

• A minimum score of 60 points in the evaluation of academic merit (up to 60 points), relevant experience (up to 30 points) and the optional GRE/GMAT (up to 10 points).

• All compulsory documents must be uploaded by the deadline. Missing documents mean your application will not be considered.

Scholarship rules

• Scholarships go only to full-time students.

• You cannot get this scholarship if you already received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master scholarship before.

• You cannot combine it with another EU-funded scholarship for the same course.

• No more than 10% of scholarships can go to people of the same nationality (unless from targeted regions).

Optional but helpful

• A GRE or GMAT certificate (adds up to 10 points).

• Applicants scoring 80 points or more are invited to an interview, which decides the scholarship. Missing the interview removes you from scholarship selection.

Visa

• Non-EU students who live abroad must pre-enrol on the Universitaly portal and get a study visa. Each track also needs the right visa or residence permit for the countries in its mobility plan.