GLOBE Erasmus Mundus Joint Master 2027–2029: Biodiversity & Conservation Scholarship

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Are you passionate about biodiversity and want to learn how to implement conservation and environmental management practices? The 3rd edition of the GLOBE Erasmus Mundus Joint Master will recruit up to 25 well-motivated students from all over the world. Candidates from a range of disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to apply, as long as they can demonstrate academic excellence and a passion for the ecological, social, economic and political challenges posed by contemporary environmental change.


Application Deadline:

  • 4 January 2027 (Stage 1 Online Form submission deadline)

Tell Me About The Program:

The GLOBE Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) is an international, interdisciplinary master’s program focused on biodiversity, environmental management, and conservation practices. Coordinated by Universidad Rey Juan Carlos alongside a consortium of European partner universities, the 3rd edition (2027–2029) recruits up to 25 top-motivated students worldwide to address the ecological, social, economic, and political challenges of contemporary environmental change.

Which Fields are Eligible:

Bachelor of Science (BSc) or equivalent degrees (minimum 180 ECTS) in fields such as:

  • Biology, Agriculture, or Environmental Sciences
  • Forestry, Earth and Environmental Geography, or Natural Resources
  • Related environmental or ecological disciplines.

Type:

Fully Funded Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) Degree & Fellowship Program

Who can Apply:

  • Academic Requirements: Hold a relevant BSc degree (or equivalent, min 180 ECTS) corresponding to eligible scientific fields.
  • Language Proficiency: Must demonstrate a minimum B2 level in English under the CEFR scale (accepted certificates include IELTS min 5.5, TOEFL iBT min 72, or Cambridge B2 min 160; exemptions apply for nationals or graduates from majority English-speaking countries).
  • Nationality: Open to students of all nationalities worldwide.
  • Exclusions: Previous beneficiaries of an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) scholarship are not eligible to apply for another EMJM award.

How are Applicants Selected:

A rigorous two-stage evaluation process:

  1. Stage 1 (Academic Assessment – 77%): Evaluation of the online form based on degree fit (10%), academic excellence/GPA (35%), and curriculum vitae (32%). Candidates must achieve at least 50/77 points to advance.
  2. Stage 2 (Personal & Motivational Assessment – 23%): Shortlisted candidates submit supporting documents (passport, transcripts, English proof, Europass CV, declaration of veracity, and postgraduate eligibility certificate). Evaluation covers a 1–2 minute introductory/motivational video (15%) and reference letters (8%).

Which Countries Are Eligible:

Global (open to applicants worldwide, balancing academic merit with mandatory EMJM geographical distribution rules).

Where will the Program be Taken:

Multiple partner universities across Europe participating in the GLOBE consortium (coordinated by Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Spain).

How Many Fellows:

Up to 25 students recruited for the 3rd cohort, with Erasmus Mundus scholarships awarded competitively to a subset of top-ranked admitted candidates.

What is the Benefit of the Program:

  • Full Erasmus Mundus Scholarship:
    • Complete coverage of 24-month program participation costs and tuition fees.
    • Comprehensive health and accident insurance during the academic period.
    • Generous monthly living allowance of €1,400 per month (covering accommodation, travel, and subsistence).
  • Alternative Funding: Non-scholarship admitted students are eligible to apply for Erasmus+ Key Action mobility grants (KA131/KA171) or external financial aid.

How Long Will it Last:

24 months (2 academic years, full-time study).

How to Apply:

  1. Stage 1 (By 4 January 2027): Fill out and submit the initial online application form via the official GLOBE portal ([https://www.master-globe.eu/](https://www.master-globe.eu/)) with personal details, academic data, English proficiency test scores, video link, and referee contacts (no supporting documents required at this stage).
  2. Stage 2 (January – February 2027): If shortlisted, submit verified supporting documents including your valid passport, authenticated degree certificate and transcripts (with English translation), official English test score report, Europass CV, declaration of veracity, and postgraduate eligibility certificate.
  3. Selection & Admission: Receive admission and scholarship notification results by Spring 2027.
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