From the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship catalogue, another fully funded opportunity has been opened.
The Erasmus Mundus EMABG Scholarship is fully funded opportunity that is hosted by six universities in top countries – France, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Austria for candidates interested in Agriculture.
This Erasmus Scholarship covers tuition and travel costs, and provides a monthly living stipend of €1,400 per month.
Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Animal Biodiversity and Genomics, you must meet the following criteria:
Academic Bachelor of Science Degree (minimum 180 ECTS) in animal science.
For graduates of other relevant bachelor’s programmes, mastery of the following learning outcomes is required for admission:
Knowledge and skills in the basics of agricultural sciences, i.e. chemistry, physics, mathematics or statistics, zoology or anatomy and physiology of farm animals, botany, microbiology, genetics and economics.
Knowledge and skills in the basics of animal production, i.e. animal breeding, animal nutrition, animal husbandry, crop production or pasture management.
Language Proficiency: A good knowledge of English is a prerequisite for an application.
Students are required to pass a language proficiency exam. Read MORE about the EMAGB English Language requirements:
Benefits
The Erasmus Mundus EMABG Scholarship cover participation, living and travel costs.
Tuition fees and insurance are covered by programme. Scholarships are meant to cover food, accommodation, travel costs and visa. Monthly scholarships – 1400 Euro.
Required Documents
To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents;
Application Form
Academic transcripts
Letter of preferred study tracks
Two Recommendation Letters
Photocopy of Passport Photo Page
CV
Proof of English Proficiency
Certificate of Residence
Method of Application
Proceed to the application database and complete the application form.
Attach all required documents and submit your application.
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Application Deadline: January 15, 2026.