The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) program is accepting applications for its 13th edition (2025-2027). This two-year Erasmus Mundus master’s degree offers specialized interdisciplinary training in migration studies and intercultural relations. Managed by a consortium of nine partner institutions across Europe, Africa, and Asia, EMMIR prepares students to become global changemakers in migration and intercultural relations. Funded by the European Union, it provides options for both scholarship-funded and self-funded pathways.
Funding Pathways
- Erasmus+ Scholarship Applicants
- Non-Fee Paying Self-Funded Students
- Fee-Paying Self-Funded Students
Degree Level and Subjects
- Degree: Master’s level
- Subjects: All subjects related to migration and intercultural relations
Benefits of EMMIR
1. Erasmus+ Scholarship Holders
- Monthly Stipend: 1400€ for 24 months
- Coverage: Health insurance, registration fees, and other student service fees
- Mobility Costs: Monthly stipend covers travel, visas, and permits
- Merit-Based Selection: Scholarships awarded to top-performing applicants
2. Non-Fee Paying Self-Funded Students
- Tuition-Free: No participation fees
- Coverage: Health insurance, registration, and student services
- Financial Aid Eligibility: Access to third-party grants and Erasmus+ funds upon enrollment
- Support Access: EMMIR provides visa-related documentation support
3. Fee-Paying Self-Funded Students
- Coverage: Health insurance, university registration, and service fees
- Flexible Financing: Access to third-party scholarships and loans (e.g., CONACYT, Erasmus+ Master Loan)
- Cost: Participation fees of 4500€ per semester
- Additional Funds: Eligible for Erasmus+ mobility funds
4. Additional Funding and Work Opportunities
- Grants & Loans: Access to country-specific programs (e.g., BAföG, SU)
- Job Support: Employment assistance through local job centers and alumni networks
5. Living Cost Insights
- Guidance on Living Expenses: Cost breakdown for countries (e.g., Germany, Uganda, Norway)
- Student Discounts: Public transport and grocery discounts
- Visa Financial Proof: Proof of financial support (e.g., 11,208€ in a blocked account) required for non-scholarship students
6. Academic Mobility and Global Exposure
- Multi-Country Study: Study in various cities with living costs (e.g., Oldenburg, Germany ~934–1000€/month)
- Professional Development: Gain experience through internships and mobility paths
7. Supportive Alumni Network and Mentorship
- Alumni Mentorship: Guidance on work-life balance and cultural integration
- Remote Work Options: Flexible work opportunities in later semesters
Eligibility and Application Requirements
- Eligible Nationalities: Open to all nationalities
- Application Platform: Submit via eMundus (Outlook/Hotmail emails not accepted)
- Required Documents:
- Passport copy
- CV
- Statement of Purpose (1-2 pages)
- Certified copies of degree diplomas and transcripts
- Proof of language proficiency (e.g., IELTS score)
Submission and Additional Support
- Submission: Online and hardcopy consistency is essential; send certified documents within 10 days if accepted
- Accessibility: EMMIR ensures inclusivity for students with disabilities, with options for adaptive technologies, tutoring, and other support.
Deadlines
- Scholarship & Non-Fee Paying Self-Funded Applicants: 18 December 2024
- Fee-Paying Self-Funded Applicants: 15 July 2025 (rolling basis)
Program Start Date: 1 September 2025 in Oldenburg, Germany
Ideal Candidate Profile
The EMMIR program seeks motivated individuals passionate about migration studies and intercultural relations. Applicants are encouraged to explore the Migration 101 resources on EMMIR’s website to enrich their application.
Joining the EMMIR program offers a unique chance to engage with a global community, gain valuable professional skills, and develop a nuanced understanding of migration and intercultural dynamics.
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