Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship 2027 in Europe | Fully Funded
Masters
Europe
Fully Funded
Not specified
Opportunity Overview
The Erasmus Mundus Master’s Programme in Human Rights Policy and Practice (EMHRPP) offers a fully funded opportunity for international students and human rights professionals. This unique joint master's degree, supported by the European Union, provides an immersive, multidisciplinary experience across four leading European universities. Designed for individuals with practical human rights experience, the program prepares graduates for impactful careers in policy, advocacy, research, and program management within civil society and international organizations.
Quick Overview
Host Region: Europe (Sweden, Spain, United Kingdom, Norway)
Eligible Nationalities: All Nationalities
Scholarship Coverage: Fully Funded
Degree Level: Master's
Application Deadline: Not Specified (Applications open October 2026 for the 2027 intake)
Financial Benefits
The EMHRPP Scholarship is one of the most generous master's scholarships globally, offering comprehensive financial support for the entire 24-month program:
Monthly Living Allowance: €1,000 per month (€24,000 total).
Program Participation Costs: Full tuition fee coverage (€9,000 for EU/program country students; €18,000 for partner country/international students).
Travel Expenses: Grants for flights, visa costs, and relocation, disbursed in two installments.
Health Insurance: Complete coverage for the full 24-month program.
Student Support: Access to health care, career counseling, computer labs, libraries, and disability services at all consortium universities.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet the following requirements for the Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship:
Hold a recognized Bachelor’s degree (180 ECTS credits) from an internationally recognized university.
Possess a minimum of two years of practical human rights experience (employment, internships, or voluntary work).
Demonstrate strong interest in a career in international law, human rights, NGOs, or UN agencies.
Be prepared to live and study in four different European countries over two years.
Fulfill English language proficiency requirements with an approved test result.
Required Documents
Prepare and submit the following for your EMHRPP Scholarship application:
Completed online application form.
Official academic transcripts and degree certificates.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Résumé.
Motivation Letter (using the provided template).
Two Letters of Recommendation.
Proof of human rights work experience.
Proof of residence.
English language proficiency certificate.
Personal Statement.
Other relevant supporting documents.
How to Apply
Follow these steps to apply for the Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship:
Visit the official EMHRPP website in October 2026 for the 2027 intake application portal.
Verify your eligibility thoroughly before starting.
Download the scholarship application form from the "Costs and Scholarships" page; submit it with your program application.
Carefully prepare your Motivation Letter, a crucial ranking criterion.
Request reference letters from your referees well in advance.
Register on the Swedish University Admissions portal.
Upload all necessary and complete documents to the portal.
Submit your application before the deadline; incomplete submissions will not be considered.
Applications are assessed by the Gothenburg Joint Admission Committee.
Successful candidates will be notified and invited to claim their award.
posted date: Aug 02