Erasmus Mundus EMERaLD Scholarship 2026 – Fully Funded Master’s for International Students

Erasmus Mundus EMERaLD Full Scholarship 2026 for International Students.

Applications are now open for the Erasmus Mundus EMERaLD Scholarship 2026, a fully funded opportunity for outstanding international students who wish to pursue a Master’s degree in Georesources Engineering at top European universities. This competitive scholarship supports talented candidates from all nationalities and provides full funding to study in multiple EU countries, develop high-level technical skills, and boost global career prospects.

The scholarship is part of the Erasmus+ Programme, funded by the European Union and delivered through a consortium of prestigious universities in Belgium, France, Sweden, and Germany. The programme combines geological sciences, engineering, sustainability, and applied research to prepare graduates for leadership roles in the green resources and mining sector.

Scholarship Benefits

The EMERaLD Scholarship is fully funded and includes:

• Full tuition coverage for the entire Master’s programme
• Monthly living stipend of approximately €1,400 for 24 months (total ~€33,600)
• Travel support for study mobility between partner universities
• Health insurance for the full duration of the programme
• Start-up allowance to assist with initial expenses
• Additional support with visa-related costs

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

• Hold a Bachelor’s degree (minimum 180 ECTS / 3 years) in a relevant field such as Geology, Engineering (Mining, Chemical, Environmental), or related sciences
• Completed a minimum of 22.5 ECTS credits in Mathematics during prior studies
• Demonstrate English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS 6.5+, TOEFL iBT 87+, or equivalent). Waiver available if English was the medium of instruction
• Meet any additional academic prerequisites specified by the EMERaLD programme

Available Programmes

The scholarship specifically supports the Erasmus Mundus EMERaLD Master’s Programme in Georesources Engineering, a two-year (120 ECTS) joint Master’s degree taught across the following partner universities:

• University of Liège, Belgium: Core mineral resources and processing studies
• University of Lorraine, France: Advanced mineral processing and surface characterisation
• Luleå University of Technology, Sweden: Metallurgy and mining geology focus
• TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany: Geometallurgy and resource engineering.

Students rotate between these institutions to complete coursework, practical training, and their Master’s thesis.

Required Documents

Applicants should submit:

• Valid passport copy
• Birth certificate (with sworn translation if not in English)
• Recent passport-style photograph
• CV in English
• Personal motivation letter in English
• Academic transcripts and diplomas (with certified translations if needed)
• English proficiency proof (IELTS / TOEFL / equivalent)
• Recommendation letter(s) from academic referees
• Official proof of residence (issued within the last 12 months)
• Documentation of academic/professional achievements (optional but recommended)

Application Procedure

To apply for the Erasmus Mundus EMERaLD Scholarship 2026 through The Light of Engineering:

1. Visit the application link below
2. Complete and submit the online form with all required documents
3. Follow any programme-specific instructions (including motivation video if requested)

Selection may involve document evaluation and an interview for shortlisted candidates.

Additional Information

• Programme start: September 2026
• 15–20 full scholarships awarded per cycle to highly qualified applicants
• Graduates receive a quadruple degree recognized by all partner universities

Application Deadline

March 8, 2026 final date to submit your application for the 2026 intake.

Erasmus Mundus EMERaLD Scholarship 2026 represents a unique opportunity for ambitious international students to advance their careers, gain world-class education, and develop expertise in georesources engineering across multiple European universities. By combining full financial support, hands-on training, and international exposure, this scholarship empowers students to become future leaders in sustainable resource management and engineering innovation. Eligible candidates are strongly encouraged to apply before the March 8, 2026, deadline to take the first step toward a transformative academic and professional journey.

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