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European Commission (Erasmus Mundus)

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Archaeological Materials Science (ARCHMAT)

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Archaeological Materials Science (ARCHMAT) is a fully-funded scholarship from European Commission (Erasmus Mundus) for Master's, pursuing any field in Portugal, Italy, Greece. Deadline: Call published around October each year, with the deadline in January for the following September intake.

Funding
Fully Funded
Degree levels
Master's, two years)
Where
Portugal, Italy, Greece
Funded by
government

Key Facts at a Glance

Amount
Full tuition, a monthly living allowance of about €1,400, plus travel and installation support, for up to 24 months
Deadline
Call published around October each year, with the deadline in January for the following September intake
Host countries
Portugal, Italy, Greece
Fields
Any field

Eligibility Criteria

Open to all nationalities (maximum of two selected candidates per country of origin) Academic Nationality ARCHMAT is open to applicants from all countries. To keep each cohort diverse, the programme caps the number of selected candidates at two per country of origin. Scholarships go to both Programme Country and Partner Country applicants, with the split set in the annual call. Language

Scholarship Benefits

  • Full participation and tuition costs at the three partner universities for the duration of the programme.
  • A monthly individual living allowance of around €1,400, paid for up to 24 months.
  • A travel contribution, generally larger for applicants travelling from further away.
  • An installation contribution toward relocation and settling-in costs.
  • Coverage for the mandatory mobility across Portugal, Italy and Greece, so the moves between campuses sit inside the funded period.

Important Dates & Deadlines

Call published around October each year, with the deadline in January for the following September intake

Verify eligibility and deadlines on the official scholarship page before applying.