Erasmus Mundus Scholarships 2009 2010

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National scholarships and grants

For information on national scholarships and grants, please go to the relevant country page in the Application Guide section.

The Database on Educational Exchange Programmes (DEEP), an initiative of the Asia-Europe Foundation, contains information on courses and scholarships from thousands of universities in 38 European and Asian countries.

European scholarships and grants

Erasmus Mundus: The Erasmus Mundus programme offers scholarships to students of exceptional quality to follow an Erasmus Mundus Masters Course at two or more European universities. The scheme is open to students throughout the world, excluding those from the countries of the European Economic Area. The Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Association (EMA) provides a forum for the recipients of Erasmus Mundus scholarships and offers a wealth of information about the programme from a student perspective.

Students who wish to follow an Erasmus Mundus Masters Course (with or without a scholarship) must apply directly to an Erasmus Mundus consortium offering such a course following the guidelines below:

• Go to the Erasmus Mundus website.
• Find the academic discipline of interest and click on it. A list of Erasmus Mundus courses offered throughout Europe will appear.
• Click on the title of the course. A full description of the course along with a website address will appear. Each course has its own website with information about the specific application requirements, application forms and deadlines.
• There are no common application forms or common deadlines for Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses. Students must apply directly to the consortium offering the Erasmus Mundus Masters Course of their choice by following the application procedures specific to that consortium (from the academic year 2008-2009 onwards, the maximum number of courses for which a student can apply is three).
• When enrolling in an Erasmus Mundus Masters Course, students can simultaneously apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship.

Erasmus Mundus External Co-operation Window: (applies to students and academic staff from eligible countries in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Pacific and the Western Balkans) The Erasmus Mundus External Co-operation Window supports the exchange of students, researchers and academic staff between institutions in eligible European and third countries for periods ranging from 1 to 34 months.

Marie Curie Research Fellowships: Marie Curie Fellowships are available to researchers from across the world in all scientific and technological fields, with a view to promoting excellence in European research.

EU-Australia: Grants are available for student mobility at post-secondary school level between EU and Australian institutions participating in joint consortia projects.

EU-Canada: Grants are available for student mobility at advanced undergraduate and graduate level between EU and Canadian institutions participating in joint consortia projects.

EU-Japan: Grants are available for student mobility at Masters level between EU and Japanese universities participating in joint consortia projects.

EU-Korea: grants are available for student and staff mobility between EU and Korean universities participating in joint consortia projects.

EU-New Zealand: Grants are available for student mobility at Masters level between EU and New Zealand universities participating in joint consortia projects.

EU-US (Atlantis): Grants are available for student mobility at advanced undergraduate and graduate level between EU and American institutions participating in joint consortia projects.