Applications are open for the EU4M Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Mechatronic Engineering, with scholarships available for the 2027–2029 intake and study routes across Spain, Germany, France, and Sweden.
Application Deadline:
- 15 January 2027 (for the 2027–2029 Erasmus Mundus Scholarship round)
- Self-funded admission deadline: 15 May 2027
Tell Me About The Program:
The EU4M Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Mechatronic Engineering (2027–2029) is a two-year, 120-ECTS integrated engineering program coordinated by the Universidad de Oviedo. It combines rigorous technical study, international mobility across multiple European countries, and a research or design thesis. A distinctive feature of the program is its multilingual study model, requiring proficiency in at least two teaching languages across chosen study tracks in Spain, Germany, France, and Sweden.
Which Fields are Eligible:
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering, Automotive/Aerospace Engineering, Sensor Technologies, and related scientific or technical engineering fields.
Type:
Fully Funded / Fee-Waiver Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) Degree & International Mobility Program
Who can Apply:
- Academic Requirements: Holders of a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent of at least 180 ECTS) in a relevant engineering subject. Final-year students may apply conditionally with an institutional statement of expected completion.
- Language Proficiency: Must document proficiency in at least two program teaching languages corresponding to the intended mobility route (minimum B1 in the first-year language and A2 in the second-country language; B2 recommended). Note: Sweden teaches in English, which can be paired with Spanish, German, or French; English alone is insufficient.
- Exclusions: Previous recipients of an Erasmus Mundus master’s scholarship or other specified EACEA awards are not eligible.
How are Applicants Selected:
Applications are evaluated based on academic preparation, relevant engineering background, professional experience (if applicable), language proficiency fit, and quality of supporting documentation (Europass CV, concise motivation letter under 250 words, and signed references).
Which Countries Are Eligible:
Global (open to both European and non-European candidates worldwide).
Where will the Program be Taken:
Multinational mobility tracks across participating partner institutions:
- 🇪🇸 Spain: Universidad de Oviedo (Spanish) — System analysis & production mechatronics
- 🇩🇪 Germany: Hochschule Karlsruhe (German) — Microtechnology & energy efficiency
- 🇫🇷 France: SUPMICROTECH-ENSMM, Besançon (French) — Robotics & micro-mechatronics
- 🇸🇪 Sweden: University of Skövde (English) — Virtual product realisation
How Many Fellows:
Competitive international cohort selected annually across consortium tracks.
What is the Benefit of the Program:
- Full Erasmus Mundus Scholarship:
- Full coverage of tuition, health insurance, and mandatory participation costs.
- Generous living allowance of €1,400 per month for up to 24 months (total calculated value up to €33,600).
- Fee-Waiver Scholarship: Covers tuition and mandatory participation costs, though living, travel, and mobility expenses must be self-funded.
- International Network: Dual-country or multi-country European degree recognition and advanced multicultural engineering training.
How Long Will it Last:
2 academic years (4 semesters, 120 ECTS).
How to Apply:
- Review the available mobility tracks and verify that your language competencies match your desired countries (Spain, Germany, France, or Sweden).
- Prepare required application materials in advance: academic transcripts, degree certificate (or proof of final-year enrolment), a concise motivation letter (strict 250-word limit), Europass CV, valid passport, language certificates, and signed reference letters.
- Access the official EU4M application portal hosted by the Universidad de Oviedo.
- Complete the online application form, indicate your funding preferences (full scholarship vs. fee waiver acceptance), and submit before the deadline on 15 January 2027.
