What Happens If You're Admitted Without the Scholarship
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This is a scenario that confuses a lot of applicants. With Erasmus Mundus, you apply to the programme and the scholarship simultaneously. There's no separate scholarship application. But the outcome c...
Erasmus Mundus tuition for self-funded students varies dramatically based on two factors: your nationality (EU/EEA vs. non-EU) and the specific programme. Here's the range you're looking at.
Some Erasmus Mundus programmes offer a lesser-known third category: non-fee paying self-funded. This means you're admitted to the programme and your tuition is waived (or heavily reduced), but you don...
Before accepting a self-funded place, sit down with a spreadsheet and be brutally honest about the numbers. Optimism about "figuring it out" is not a financial plan. Here are the questions you need to...
If you're leaning toward accepting the self-funded place, explore every possible funding avenue first. Many students cobble together funding from multiple sources to make it work.
This is the hardest decision many Erasmus Mundus applicants face. You've been admitted to a programme you're excited about, but without funding. Should you accept the self-funded place, or decline and...