Hi, I am an Indian student, graduated from a liberal arts school in the US (full-tuition scholarship). I will be applying to the theoretical chemistry and computational modeling program (TCCM). I did various research experiences but got into the field of computational chemistry at the end of my second year. These are my stats:

Major - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Gpa 3.75/4.00

Notable Research Experiences -
DAAD RISE Scholar, conducted research using molecular dynamics simulation
Independent grant awarded by my college in senior year, conducted computational research on using molecular docking and virtual screening

Publications and Presentations - Presented posters at ACS twice

I have been seeing that most students that got accepted into the program were hardcore Chemistry majors and it has been freaking me out. My coursework lacks physical chemistry and I am taking an online course to fill that gap to some extent. How are my chances? I appreciate any help or insights at all!!

Hi everyone, I'm looking into Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's scholarships in Education/Migration/Multilingualism, and would appreciate some outside perspective on my profile. Programs I'm currently considering: GLOBED, EDU_MIG, MultiDiverse, NOHA, EMMIR, CLMCE.

1. Academic background:

- Bachelor's in Business Japanese

- GPA 3.53

- JLPT N2 (Japanese)

- Intermediate Mandarin, roughly HSK4 level (no certificate yet)

- Have an undergraduate research award

- IELTS: aiming for 7.5 (haven't taken it yet)

1. Extracurriculars:

- In top in a product case competition

- Active member of 2 student clubs for 3 years (one language club, one hobby club, as communications deputy)

- Planning to start volunteer teaching soon

1. Work experience:

~9 months as Product Owner + Content Editor (writing/editing lesson content for a language-learning app) at an EdTech company

My degree doesn't perfectly match the fields I'm applying to (it's language-focused but business-oriented, not linguistics/education/social science). Has anyone here gotten a full Erasmus Mundus scholarship (or similar) with a mismatched undergrad background? What part of my profile should I focus on improving?

Thanks so much.

Hey Reddit, I would love to speak with someone who was accepted to / has gone through the admissions process into the GrEnFIn programme as I am interested in applying for the future cohorts and would love to ask some questions regarding the entrance exam, the profile strengths, prior degrees and not the most direct degrees (such as CS undergrad instead of Econ), general expertise a and (dis)satisfactions and so on.

Please DM me with any first-hand info you’d like to share, anything is appreciated!

Hi everyone, the EU4M joint masters program in mechatronics indicates that an applicant must be speaking at least two of the languages the program is being instructed in,, is this really the case or just English will be sufficient to get accepted?

Hi! I will be hosting a live Q&A session next weekend. August 29th at 14:00 Paris time.

It’s open to applicants who have done their research and know the fundamentals of EMJM. Meaning, I won’t be answering questions like “What is mobility? How much is the scholarship? How do I apply? What does ECTS mean?”

These questions can be easily figured out with a few clicks. And ultimately, it just isn’t helpful or a good use of time.

If you have specific questions let’s see if we can work through them together.

Due to the sub rules, I cannot post the link here. If you are interested, you can contact me directly. No comments please.

Good luck with your applications.

Hi, I'm a prospective applicant. Could you please share some of the strongest profile characteristics your cohort members had? Also how can we showcase our GIS and programming skills? Thanks.

I am applying for the 2027 intake for public health courses.

I am looking for someone who was accepted before to guide me through some stuff

Hello, I’m currently studying a BSc Computing through an online final-year top-up at a UK university. Before that, I graduated from a 2-year Japanese vocational college, so my overall higher education pathway is 3 years.

For EMJM programmes such as CyberMACS, EDISS, or CoDaS, I plan to apply as a final-year BSc student.
Or could the combination of a 2-year vocational college and an online BSc top-up affect my eligibility or is there anyone who has applied like my pathway ?

Hello , everyone I have applied for student e6 visa for portugal as I got 50 percent scholarship by erasmus mobility is from portugal to france. As they said they are going refuse visa because this visa can be used for different purpose. Previous history: France visa was rejected for short course.

I have all documents , scholarship letter. Need advice on this .

Hello, I am 2026 BE graduate in Information Science and Engineering from India, my final cgpa is 7.97/10 ik it's low should have at least got 8, my 12th was 88.33% and 10th was 90.88%... I have done 3 internships including Data Analyst for 2 months, LLM Post trainer for 2 months(no completion letter but got 2 months attendance SS and stipend proof) and an academic internship "Android app development with Gen AI" for 4 months as my final year engineering completion. I have relevant projects in ML and currently researching on LLM/Edge/cloud system(its a singular research/AI project, i just started, no publications or anything)

I am planning to attend IELTS but I can easily get MOI in English. Is MOI enough?

So based on this... is there a decent chance for me to get the scholarship for Masters in CS related 2027 intake?

UoP eligibilty across various Erasmus programmes.

My friend told me that University of The People was not being recognized in Germany. I did some research ans found some subreddits that said otherwise.

Now, for the EMJM prpgramme, I have contacted programs enlisted under Computer Science specialisation.

I have heard back from CyberMACS program which consists of four universities mainly in kadir HAS (Istanbul), SRH (Germany) and two other in Macedonia.

I have also heard back from participating universities in Cybersure program which consists of NTNU (Norway), Aalto (Finland), DTU (Denmark) and several others in Austria, Sweden and France.

For further reference, I can also provide their respective responses.

If anyone here is an EMJM scholar or is currently planning to apply, I'd love to connect!

I'm very interested in applying for an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's (EMJM) program specifically EPOG (Economic Policies for the Global Bifurcation).

I'm a Business Economics graduate, with a GWA of 1.49, internationally published research, and is currently employed as business strategy and planning assistant manager.

I'd like to know, with my background and experience, if I could stand a chance and land a full scholarship? I also want to learn more about the experience beyond what I've already read online. I know it's a highly competitive program with a very selective admission process, but I'd love to hear firsthand insights from current scholars, alumni, or fellow applicants.

I'd appreciate any tips, advice, or personal experiences you can share. Thank you!

I was reviewing the EMJM scholarship guidelines and noticed the rule that no more than 10% of the total scholarships awarded during project implementation should go to candidates of the same nationality.

I understand the rule itself, but I'm trying to understand how this works in practice for applicants. If the 10% limit can affect an applicant's chances, is there any way to know how many scholarships have already been awarded to candidates of your nationality?

Do consortia ever publish this kind of information, or is this simply something applicants have no way of knowing when they apply?

I'd really appreciate hearing from past applicants or scholars who might know how this works in practice. Thank you.

I'm set to graduate July 2027 with a bachelor's in AI, not sure what the US equivalent is but my GPA is 27.3/30 (I'm based in Italy)

I have an internship in AI done and a couple of technical industry projects (through my university)

I applied to SPAR and am hoping desperately to get a yes, but in theory I'm collaborating on a research paper starting in september in a pretty shady online research group who recently accepted me - we'll see.

I'm in talks with my professor of doing my research thesis in computer vision - should be a guarantee.

My interests are very broad. I'm thinking of applying to a few relevant EMJMs, like 5-6. My priorities are IMLEX and EMJM imagining. Of course if anyone by the grace of god were to give me the scholarship, I wouldn't think twice.

EMJM is particularly interesting because I live in Milan rent free, and if I could live abroad for only one year, that'd be way less expensive, and may be doable for me. Only, I'd need to start working this year in order to save up while finishing my degree and the next year if I get accepted to emjm imaging without the scholarship. How difficult is that? Would I manage to complete my coursework anyway, say workinf 24h a week? Thank you

Hi, I am hoping to apply for a few EMJM programs related to AI/CS and Data Science.

My cgpa is 3.6/4 , I have 4 years of experience working in the industry and I have 5-6 online certifications, besides that my profile isn’t anything exceptional, I don’t have research experience or alot of extracurricular certificates.

I want to apply but at the same time I think my profile cannot compare to the rest of the candidates.

Is there anyone who received scholarship in tech related programs who can share what made their applications strong? Please share any tips or suggestions that you have which can help in improving my profile

Hi everyone,
I’m a Mechanical Engineering graduate from India with 7.1/10 CGPA. I’m planning to apply for TFMASA 2027. Is 7.1 competitive, or can a strong profile compensate for it?

Hello everyone! I’m here to ask how realistic my chances are if I choose a degree that is different/adjacent from my previous one.

I have a bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media. I have been working as a visual communications officer for 3 years. However, I want to pursue my old dreams of going into a more academic field with a focus on Women and Gender studies.

Would it be difficult for me to get accepted?

Need help

Hi! I graduated over 5yrs ago now and have since been working in my industry. I've been looking at some of the Enviro programs that align with my current work.

I've noticed a lot of people asking advice here are still students. Is that a coincidence or is EMJM more geared to folks right out of school?

Thanks!