Organization: European Union (Consortium of 5 Universities)
Host country: Germany
Degree level: Masters
Funding: Fully Funded
Deadline: February 28, 2026
Eligible countries: All Countries
Fields of study: Global Studies, History, International Relations, Cultural Studies, Economics
The European Master in Global Studies (EMGS) is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree. It combines approaches from History and Social Sciences to understand globalization. Students spend the first year at one university (e.g., Leipzig or Vienna) and the second year at another (e.g., Ghent or Roskilde). The scholarship covers full participation costs, travel, and a monthly subsistence allowance.
Benefits
Monthly Allowance of €1,400 (for 24 months)
Full Participation Fee Waiver (Tuition)
Travel and Installation contribution
Health Insurance
Eligibility
Must have a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Social Sciences or Humanities
Must have excellent English skills (TOEFL/IELTS)
Must have not previously received an EMJM scholarship
Must submit the application by the scholarship deadline (Feb 28)
Requirements
Apply via the University of Leipzig application tool (AlmaWeb)
Submit a CV and Motivation Letter
Submit certified copies of previous degrees and transcripts
Submit proof of residence and nationality
Required Documents
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Motivation Letter
Certified Transcripts and Diploma
Proof of Nationality (Passport)
Proof of Residence (Certificate from municipality/workplace)
English Language Certificate
Programs of Study
Master of Arts in Global Studies (with mobility across Leipzig, Ghent, Vienna, Wroclaw, Roskilde)
Application Process
Create an account on the EMGS application portal (via Leipzig University).
Fill in the online form for the 'Global Studies' Master.
Select 'Erasmus Mundus Scholarship' as your funding source.
Upload all required PDF documents.
Submit before February 28, 2026.
How to Apply
This is a specific Erasmus Mundus program currently open. You must apply through the coordinating university (Leipzig). Do NOT use Uni-Assist; use the direct tool linked on the EMGS website.