Europubhealth+ is a full-time, 120-ECTS European public-health master delivered by a consortium of eight partner universities. Students complete the two-year programme in at least two European countries, choosing pathway languages and a second-year specialisation.
The curriculum combines public-health study, a mandatory two-to-six-month internship, dissertation work and joint integration modules in Rennes. Graduates receive two national master’s degrees plus a Europubhealth+ certificate and joint diploma supplement.
Benefits & funding
- Erasmus Mundus scholarship recipients receive full coverage of participation fees, health and accident insurance, and a monthly allowance of up to €1,400. Scholarships are limited, awarded to selected top-ranked applicants worldwide and available only through the first application campaign.
- Some self-funded students may receive a tuition-fee waiver of up to 30%, based on excellence and financial circumstances.
- Eligible first-year students in Dublin, Granada or Liège may apply for a second-year Erasmus+ mobility grant of around €200–€300 per month; Sheffield students may be eligible for a Turing Scheme grant of around £500 per month.
- Self-funded participation costs are €18,000 for non-European students and €13,000 for students within the site’s stated European category. These fees exclude accommodation, food, international and local travel, and visa costs.
Eligibility
- Applicants may be from any country and any academic discipline.
- A completed university bachelor’s degree worth at least 180 ECTS, or a certified equivalent, is required by the application deadline.
- Applicants must prove the English, Spanish and/or French proficiency required by their chosen study pathway.
- A complete English-language online application and all mandatory documents must arrive by the stated deadline.
- There is no age limit and no stated minimum professional-experience requirement.
- Applicants who have already received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master scholarship cannot receive another such scholarship, although the general programme also has self-funded routes.
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Application process
- 1Review the available first-year locations, second-year specialisations and pathway-specific language requirements.
- 2Open the application platform linked from the official application-procedure page and complete the form in English.
- 3Upload identification, a CV, a motivation letter of no more than 600 words, certified degree documents, transcripts, language evidence, two recommendation forms and proof of current residence; pathway-specific documents may also apply.
- 4Submit by the relevant campaign deadline. The Erasmus Mundus scholarship is considered only in the first campaign.
- 5Top-ranked first-round candidates may be invited to a 15-minute online scholarship interview; decisions are normally issued within nine weeks of each deadline.
Program timeline
most recently published Erasmus Mundus scholarship deadline.
8 January 2026, 1:00 pm CET
most recently published scholarship interview date.
18 February 2026
scholarship-round results for the most recently published cycle.
Mid-March 2026
most recently published self-funded deadline.
25 March 2026, 1:00 pm CET
self-funded-round results for the most recently published cycle.
Mid-May 2026
8 October 2026
official page states that applications for the 2027 intake open. Applicants should confirm the new cycle deadlines once the page is updated.