€1,400 a Month Erasmus Mundus Mechatronics Scholarship

Organization: EU4M Consortium, coordinated by Universidad de Oviedo (with Hochschule Karlsruhe, SUPMICROTECH ENSMM Besançon and Högskolan i Skövde)

Type: Scholarship

Location: Global

Deadline: January 15, 2027

Funding: Fully Funded

EU4M is a two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Mechatronic Engineering run by four European universities and coordinated by Universidad de Oviedo in Spain. Students spend each year in a different country, studying mechanics, electronics and control systems in the local language, and finish with a specialisation and a Master's thesis. Applying by 15 January 2027 puts you in the running for an EU scholarship that covers tuition and, for full scholarship holders, pays EUR 1,400 a month for up to 24 months. **What you get:** - A full scholarship: tuition, full insurance cover and other mandatory participation costs, plus EUR 1,400 a month towards travel, installation and living costs for up to 24 months - Or a fee-waiver scholarship that covers tuition and participation costs only; you can say on the form that you only want a full scholarship - A Joint Master Diploma from the consortium, and in some cases a second degree from the host university - Study in at least two of Spain, Germany, France and Sweden **What you'll do:** - A first year at one partner (Oviedo, Karlsruhe, Besançon or Skövde) covering automation, mechanical design and manufacturing, and mechatronic design, with intensive language preparation - A second year at one or two other partners, specialising in areas such as robotics, micro-mechatronics, microtechnology, energy efficiency or production development - A 30 ECTS Master's thesis in the final semester at a partner or associated institution, which can include an internship **Key dates:** - Applications for an EU scholarship close 15 January 2027 - Informal notification of selection results: 1 to 15 March 2027 - Official admission decisions: 15 April 2027 - Self-paying applicants: deadline 15 May 2027, decisions 15 June 2027 - Enrolment ends 31 July 2027; the programme runs two academic years, 2027 to 2029 **More information:** - Tuition for self-paying students is EUR 4,500 a semester for non-European students (EUR 18,000 in total) and EUR 2,250 a semester for European students (EUR 9,000); scholarship holders pay none - Apply through the consortium's own online system only, not through the European Commission - Only selected candidates post hard copies of their documents

EU4M Consortium, coordinated by Universidad de Oviedo (with Hochschule Karlsruhe, SUPMICROTECH ENSMM Besançon and Högskolan i Skövde)Scholarship

€1,400 a Month Erasmus Mundus Mechatronics Scholarship

Jan 15, 2027 23:59:00 Europe/Madrid

Opportunity type

Scholarship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Jan 15, 2027 23:59:00 Europe/Madrid

About this opportunity

What you get:

A full scholarship: tuition, full insurance cover and other mandatory participation costs, plus EUR 1,400 a month towards travel, installation and living costs for up to 24 months
Or a fee-waiver scholarship that covers tuition and participation costs only; you can say on the form that you only want a full scholarship
A Joint Master Diploma from the consortium, and in some cases a second degree from the host university
Study in at least two of Spain, Germany, France and Sweden

What you'll do:

A first year at one partner (Oviedo, Karlsruhe, Besançon or Skövde) covering automation, mechanical design and manufacturing, and mechatronic design, with intensive language preparation
A second year at one or two other partners, specialising in areas such as robotics, micro-mechatronics, microtechnology, energy efficiency or production development
A 30 ECTS Master's thesis in the final semester at a partner or associated institution, which can include an internship

Key dates:

Applications for an EU scholarship close 15 January 2027
Informal notification of selection results: 1 to 15 March 2027
Official admission decisions: 15 April 2027
Self-paying applicants: deadline 15 May 2027, decisions 15 June 2027
Enrolment ends 31 July 2027; the programme runs two academic years, 2027 to 2029

More information:

Tuition for self-paying students is EUR 4,500 a semester for non-European students (EUR 18,000 in total) and EUR 2,250 a semester for European students (EUR 9,000); scholarship holders pay none
Apply through the consortium's own online system only, not through the European Commission
Only selected candidates post hard copies of their documents

Who can apply

Open to European and non-European students
A Bachelor's degree or equivalent (180 ECTS) in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics, automotive or aerospace, sensor technologies or a related engineering subject
Final-year undergraduates may apply and receive a conditional offer
At least B1 in the teaching language of your first-year university (B2 recommended) and A2 in the language of your second-year university, from Spanish, German, French and English; English alone is not enough
Scholarship holders must study in at least two programme countries other than their country of residence
Anyone who already held an Erasmus Mundus Master or Joint Doctorate scholarship cannot receive another
CV (Europass preferred), signed reference letters and a motivation letter of no more than 250 words

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Good to know

+Scholarship amounts, tuition waiver and EUR 1,400 monthly allowance stated on the consortium's own scholarship page and FAQ
+Programme selected for EU co-funding for the 2025 to 2028 intakes, including 2027-2029
+Open to European and non-European students; final-year students can apply
+No application fee mentioned anywhere on the consortium's pages; self-paying tuition is published openly

Worth checking yourself

!Not every scholarship includes the monthly allowance: a fee-waiver scholarship covers tuition only and leaves travel and living costs to you
!Taught in the local language at each university (Spanish, German, French; English only at Skövde), so you need B1 in one and A2 in a second; applicants with English only should not apply
!The deadline is published as 'January 15th' with no year, time or timezone, in a calendar the consortium calls indicative; apply well before 15 January 2027
!Self-paying students pay EUR 18,000 (non-European) or EUR 9,000 (European) tuition for the full programme
!Previous Erasmus Mundus Master or Joint Doctorate scholarship holders are not eligible for a scholarship
!You cannot spend your scholarship mobility in your own country of residence; the route must cover at least two other programme countries

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