European Commission (Erasmus Mundus)
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (EMM-Nano)
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (EMM-Nano) is a fully-funded scholarship from European Commission (Erasmus Mundus) for Master's, pursuing any field in Belgium, Sweden, France, Germany, Spain. Deadline: Applications usually close around late January for non-EU students (with EU students later); rolling submission earlier in the cycle.
- Funding
- Fully Funded
- Degree levels
- Master's, two years)
- Where
- Belgium, Sweden, France, Germany, Spain
- Funded by
- government
Key Facts at a Glance
- Amount
- Full tuition plus a living allowance of around €1,400 per month, with travel and installation support, for up to 24 months
- Deadline
- Applications usually close around late January for non-EU students (with EU students later); rolling submission earlier in the cycle
- Host countries
- Belgium, Sweden, France, Germany, Spain
- Fields
- Any field
Eligibility Criteria
Open to students of all nationalities Academic Requirements Nationality Requirements EMM-Nano is open to students of all nationalities. Both EU and non-EU applicants can apply, although the application deadlines and selection timing differ between the two groups, and Erasmus Mundus scholarship rules can vary depending on where you have lived and studied. Language Requirements
Scholarship Benefits
- Full tuition fees for the two-year, 120 ECTS programme under the Erasmus Mundus scholarship.
- A monthly living allowance of around €1,400 to support your day-to-day costs.
- A contribution toward travel and installation costs associated with moving between countries.
- Support for up to 24 months, covering the standard duration of the degree.
- A joint degree from the partner universities where you study.
- Students who are not awarded an Erasmus Mundus scholarship may still be able to enrol as self-funded participants, so it is worth understanding both routes when you apply.
Important Dates & Deadlines
Applications usually close around late January for non-EU students (with EU students later); rolling submission earlier in the cycle
Verify eligibility and deadlines on the official scholarship page before applying.