Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Biological and Chemical Engineering for a Sustainable Bioeconomy (BIOCEB)

Amount

Up to €33,600 in scholarship (€1,400/month for up to 24 months), plus coverage of participation costs and travel, visa, installation and subsistence expenses

Deadline

End of January for September entry (29 January 2026, 12:00 midday CET, for the 2026–2028 intake)

Host countries

France, Belgium, Finland, Estonia

Fields

Any field

Open to applicants worldwide Academic Requirements Nationality Requirements The programme is open to applicants from anywhere in the world. Erasmus Mundus rules treat applicants differently by nationality and residence for some scholarship and fee purposes, but the door is open to both European and non-European students. Language Requirements

• A monthly contribution of around €1,400 toward your living costs for up to 24 months, which works out to a maximum of about €33,600 over the full programme.
• Coverage of the participation costs (the tuition/fee element) of the joint master.
• Support toward travel, visa and installation expenses linked to moving between partner countries.
• A subsistence allowance to help with day-to-day living while you study abroad.
• Not every admitted student receives a scholarship. The funded places go to the most highly ranked applicants, and you can usually still enrol as a self-funded student if you're admitted without a scholarship.

End of January for September entry (29 January 2026, 12:00 midday CET, for the 2026–2028 intake)