Europubhealth+ is a full-time, 120-ECTS Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in public health, delivered by a consortium of eight European universities.
Students spend year one in Dublin, Sheffield, Granada or Liège, then take one of seven specialisations in another country, with a three-week integration module in Rennes each year and a two-to-six-month internship. Graduates receive two national master’s degrees.
Benefits & funding
- Erasmus Mundus scholarship: full participation fees, health and accident insurance, and up to €1,400 a month; limited places, January round only.
- Self-funded fees for two years: €18,000 (non-European) or €13,000 (European); living, travel and visa costs extra.
- Some self-funded students may get a fee waiver of up to 30%.
- Year 2 mobility grants of about €200–300 or £500 a month may apply, depending on the first-year site.
Eligibility
- Open to applicants of any nationality and any academic discipline.
- A bachelor’s degree of at least 180 ECTS (or certified equivalent), obtained before the application deadline.
- Proof of English, plus B2 Spanish and/or French for pathways taught in those languages, valid at submission; only listed tests and scores count, with exemptions for some citizenships and prior degrees.
- Past Erasmus Mundus Joint Master scholarship holders cannot receive another EMJM scholarship.
- No age limit.
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Application process
- 1Pick a pathway (first-year site plus second-year specialisation) and secure the matching language proof.
- 2Apply online in English with all documents, including a motivation letter of at most 600 words.
- 3Submit by 8 January 2027 for the Erasmus Mundus scholarship, or by 24 March 2027 as a self-funded applicant.
- 4Top-ranked January applicants sit a 15-minute online interview on 18 February 2027; no rescheduling.
Program timeline
applications open
8 October 2026
8 January 2027, 13:00 CET
scholarship deadline; results mid-March
scholarship interviews
18 February 2027
24 March 2027, 13:00 CET
self-funded deadline; results mid-May
course begins
September 2027