The Danube AgriFood Master (DAFM) is an Erasmus Mundus joint master’s in sustainable agriculture, food production and food technology, run by seven universities in Hungary, Czechia, Austria, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia and Romania.
Students spend year 1 at MATE (Gödöllő) or CZU (Prague) and year 2 at BOKU, UNS, UNIZG, SUA or ULST, where they write the thesis. Teaching is in English.
Benefits & funding
- A joint MSc degree, 120 ECTS over two years, including a compulsory summer school and a 100-hour internship.
- Intake 5 offered self-funded places only: no scholarships or fee waivers.
- The programme fee is €3,000 per semester; living and travel costs are your own.
Eligibility
- Any nationality; EU and non-EU applicants are ranked in separate groups.
- A bachelor’s degree (at least 180 ECTS) related to agriculture; only EU candidates may apply in their final bachelor year.
- An average GPA of at least 75% of your institution’s maximum.
- English at B2 or above (e.g. IELTS 6.0, TOEFL iBT 90, TOEIC 785); a medium-of-instruction letter is accepted, but a year 2 at BOKU requires BOKU’s own English proof at application.
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Application process
- 1Apply once, online in English, by the deadline, with transcripts, English certificate, Europass CV, motivation letter and proof of residence.
- 2Name two former lecturers or employers; the system emails them an evaluation form.
- 3Applicants scoring 75+ points sit an online interview.
Program timeline
Intake 5 call opened
Jan 15, 2026
Application deadline, 23:59 GMT+1
Feb 15, 2026
Interviews
Mid-March 2026
Results
End of March 2026
Next call
not yet announced