ChEMoinformatics+ is a two-year Erasmus Mundus joint master delivered by a university consortium across Europe. It combines chemistry with molecular modelling, programming, databases, data science and artificial intelligence.
Students follow a specialty track at partner universities, take advanced chemoinformatics study in Paris or Strasbourg, and complete a fourth-semester research internship in an academic or industrial setting. Graduates receive master’s degrees from the two universities where they studied, plus a joint diploma supplement.
Benefits & funding
- All admitted students are exempt from tuition fees, and the programme provides comprehensive health insurance.
- The 2026-2028 intake has no Erasmus Mundus scholarship, so admitted students must arrange funding for mobility and living costs.
- The course lasts two years and includes a fourth-semester research internship.
Eligibility
- Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree worth at least 180 ECTS or equivalent in chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry or an equivalent subject.
- Final-year bachelor’s students may apply if they graduate before the master’s programme starts.
- English ability is assessed at interview; local-language certification may be required by the first-year host university.
- No nationality, residency, age, gender or work-experience restriction is stated.
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Application process
- 1Apply through the programme’s online portal after it reopens and rank every available study track in order of preference.
- 2Submit the required academic records, Europass CV, cover letter, two reference letters, identity document, photo and proof of residence.
- 3Complete the selection interview and the programme’s short subject tests.
- 4If admitted, follow the consortium’s instructions for registration at the relevant universities.
Program timeline
Latest stated application deadline for the closed 2026-2028 intake
Mar 15, 2026
Next application window opens
Oct 15, 2026