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The Erasmus Mundus programme aims to strengthen European cooperation and international relations in higher education. The programme funds high-quality European master's degrees, allowing students and lecturers from around the world to take postgraduate studies at European universities, while promoting the mobility of the European university students with other countries. It also provides European Union grants to non-EU students participating in these European postgraduate programmes and to EU students wanting to study outside the European Union. These grants are for highly qualified students coming to the EU to take Erasmus Mundus master's programmes to work. |
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What you should
know about the Erasmus Mundus official master's degrees - What is the Erasmus Mundus programme?
- How can I participate as a student?
- What is the role of the different teaching centres that belong to the consortium running the master's degree?
- What are the mobility requirements for an Erasmus Mundus master's degree?
- What languages do I need in order to take an Erasmus Mundus master's degree?
- Which countries can participate?
- What qualification will I receive when I finish the course? Which countries will recognise the qualification?
- How can I apply for an Erasmus Mundus grant?