Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026 Deadline For Pakistani Students
The Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026 2028 is a fully funded opportunity for Pakistani students to pursue a master’s degree in Europe. It covers tuition fees, travel, visa, insurance, and a monthly stipend of €1,000–€1,200. Students study in at least two European countries and receive a joint degree from top universities. Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree, provide proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL), and submit required documents like transcripts, recommendation letters, and a motivation letter. Applications open in September 2025 and classes start in September 2026. This is one of the best chances for Pakistani students to study abroad free of cost. The Deadline Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026 is 10 December 2025.
Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026 Deadline For Pakistani Students
The Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026 is one of the most prestigious fully funded scholarship programs in the world. It is offered by the European Union (EU) to attract talented students from all over the globe for master’s degree programs in Europe. Every year, thousands of students are selected to study in multiple European countries under a single program, with all expenses covered.
What is the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship?
Erasmus Mundus is a joint master’s program where students study at two or more European universities and graduate with a joint or double degree. This means you gain exposure to different cultures, languages, and academic systems, making you globally competitive.
Key Benefits
The Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026 is fully funded, covering:
- ✈️ Travel allowance (airfare to and within Europe)
- 💰 Monthly stipend (usually €1,000 – €1,200) for living expenses
- 🏠 Accommodation and insurance coverage
- 📚 Full tuition fees waiver
- 🌍 Study in two or more EU countries
- 🎓 Graduate with a recognized joint degree
Eligibility Criteria
To apply for Erasmus Mundus 2026, students must meet the following:
- Hold a bachelor’s degree (or be in the final year)
- Have a strong academic record
- Provide proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL – some programs accept alternatives)
- Students from any country can apply
- No age limit
Eligible Fields of Study
Erasmus Mundus offers a wide range of master’s programs, including:
- Engineering and Technology
- Computer Science and Data Science
- Business and Economics
- Law and Political Science
- Environmental and Life Sciences
- Arts and Humanities
- Social Sciences and Education
(Programs vary each year – check the official catalog for updated courses.)
How to Apply for Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026
Follow these steps:
- Visit the official Erasmus+ catalog at europa.eu
- Browse through available master’s programs
- Select a program that fits your interest and check eligibility requirements
- Prepare your documents (CV, transcripts, motivation letter, recommendation letters, English test score, passport)
- Apply directly to the chosen Erasmus Mundus program through its university portal
- If shortlisted, you may be called for an interview
- Final results are announced by the universities, and successful students receive Erasmus Mundus funding
Required Documents
- Valid Passport
- Bachelor’s Degree Certificate / Transcript
- Motivation Letter (Statement of Purpose)
- CV (preferably in Europass format)
- Two Recommendation Letters
- Proof of English Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent)
- Any additional documents requested by the program
Application Deadline 2026
- September – October 2025 → Applications open
- December 2025 – January 2026 → Application deadlines
- March – April 2026 → Shortlisting and interviews
- June – July 2026 → Final selection results
- September 2026 → Classes begin in Europe
Application Process
Application procedures and entry requirement compliance (eligibility) tests are managed by the services of the University of Gothenburg.
The admission procedure is carried out by the Joint Admission Committee of the EMHRPP, composed by the conveners and administrative coordinator at Gothenburg on the basis of commonly pre-determined criteria.
The ranking is divided into three parts:
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academic competence (including English proficiency based on an overall assessment of requested documents);
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motivation letter;
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work experience and recommendation letters.
The sum of all three parts can give a maximum of 100 points. Ranking is done taking into account the final score given to each candidate (from the highest to the lowest final score).
Due consideration shall be given to equal opportunity measures capable of promoting the participation of students from disadvantaged groups.
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for the programme you must have the following:
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A first degree equivalent to 180 credits or 180 ECTS from an internationally recognized university or college.
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A minimum of two year’s practitioner experience in the field of human rights. Practitioner experience may include regular employments, internships, and voluntary work. More information about this under FAQ.
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A minimum English language qualification of English B/English 6 at upper secondary level or the equivalent level of an internationally recognized test, for example, TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent alternatives as stated in the call for applications each year by the University of Gothenburg. More information about this under FAQ and in the checklist for application.
Selection Criteria
You also need to provide the documents below as they are used in the ranking process carried out by the Joint Admission Committee of the EMHRPP:
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official transcript of records in English;
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motivation letter in English, well structured, and written in clear and concise language, please use the assigned form available below;
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Curriculum Vitae (CV):
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and two letters of recommendation
Read more about this in the Check List For Application.
Please use the application checklist to make sure you upload all required documents for applying to the programme. Checklist for application. The same applicant is only allowed to apply once a year.
If you also are applying for the Erasmus Mundus scholarship, find information and form on the Cost and scholarship page.
Processing Personal Data
When you apply to the master’s programme, you create an account at the Swedish University Admissions and upload all your documentation there. Read more about how your personal data is processed at the University Admissions website. By applying to an Erasmus mundus programme, the personal data is also processed by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Read more about how your personal data is processed by EACEA.
Contact Details
Email: emhrppugot@gu.se
Telephone: +46-31-786 58 02
Address: School of Global Studies, Box 700, SE-405 30 Gothenburg, Sweden
