European Commission (Erasmus Mundus)
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Copernicus Master in Digital Earth (CDE)
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Copernicus Master in Digital Earth (CDE) is a fully-funded scholarship from European Commission (Erasmus Mundus) for Master's, pursuing any field in Austria, France, Czech Republic. Deadline: Annual application calls; scholarship applicants typically apply in winter for September entry.
- Funding
- Fully Funded
- Degree levels
- Master's, up to 24 months)
- Where
- Austria, France, Czech Republic
- Funded by
- government
Key Facts at a Glance
- Amount
- Fee waiver plus a monthly allowance of €1,400 for scholarship holders; travel support
- Deadline
- Annual application calls; scholarship applicants typically apply in winter for September entry
- Host countries
- Austria, France, Czech Republic
- Fields
- Any field
Eligibility Criteria
Open worldwide Academic Requirements Nationality Requirements Language Requirements CDE is taught in English, so you need to prove English proficiency. The consortium sets a required level and accepts the usual standardised tests; check the official eligibility page for the current accepted certificates and minimum scores before you apply.
Scholarship Benefits
- A fee waiver covering participation costs for scholarship holders.
- A monthly living allowance of €1,400 across the duration of the programme.
- Travel and mobility support for moving between the partner countries.
- Funding for up to 24 months, the full two-year master's.
- Scholarships and fee waivers go to the best-ranked students, so admission and funding are decided together on academic merit.
Important Dates & Deadlines
Annual application calls; scholarship applicants typically apply in winter for September entry
Verify eligibility and deadlines on the official scholarship page before applying.