Application Deadline: 15 May, 2026 (11:59pm)
LOCATION: Europe
GLOBED is designed to offer a scientific and theory-oriented study program on a high academic level with a strong emphasis on project work intended for highly motivated graduates who have already successfully completed a first-cycle degree.
The program has been selected for another round of funding under the Erasmus+ framework for the 2023-2029 period, which means that students who apply along the next four intakes will have the possibility to opt for the Erasmus Mundus scholarship as well.
GLOBED will grant Erasmus Mundus scholarships for the next four editions. However, the Consortium highly encourages students interested in joining the program to check all the potential scholarships available in their origin countries and elsewhere.
ELIGIBILITY:
A bachelor’s degree title in educational sciences or in any other relevant field (preferably in sociology, social/cultural anthropology, political sciences, human geography, or international relations).
The degree program should last a minimum of three years and correspond to 180 ECTS.
Examples of Fields Eligible for Admission to Our Program:
Educational Sciences: This field of study focuses on education as an academic discipline, encompassing its theories, practices, policies, and research. Degrees in Educational Sciences are characterized by their interdisciplinary nature, drawing on insights from psychology, sociology, philosophy, and history to analyze and enhance educational systems and learning processes. Graduates with this background bring a comprehensive understanding of how education impacts individuals and society, making them ideal candidates for our program. Example.
Socioloy: Applicants holding a degree in Sociology are encouraged to apply. Sociology is a discipline that examines the structure, development, and dynamics of societies, focusing on how social institutions, relationships, and cultural norms influence human behavior and interactions. This field equips graduates with advanced analytical skills and a comprehensive understanding of social systems, inequalities, and the broader societal factors that impact education and learning. The interdisciplinary foundation of sociology aligns seamlessly with the objectives of our master’s program, preparing graduates to engage critically with complex educational challenges and contribute meaningfully to the field. Example.
A minimum grade average of 7/10 (or the equivalent of a C), or a GPA of 2.75/4.
High English language proficiency to be demonstrated through Secure English Language Test (SELT) result at the required levels.
Proficiency in English may be certified by one of the following SELTs:
TOEFL: a score of at least 90 with a writing score of at least 24 in the writing section.
Cambridge Proficiency Examination Advanced Certificate: at least a pass at grade C1 or better.
IELTS (Academic): at least 7.0 with a minimum of 6.0 in each element and 6.5 in the writing section.
Copy of a valid passport.
An up-to-date Europass CV, presenting the skills and qualifications of the candidates in a clear way.
Official copies of diplomas and transcripts in the original language as well as English or Spanish translations detailing subjects studied (ECTS or hours), grade per subject, and overall grade.
A letter of motivation explaining your background and reasons for applying to the program (maximum one page).
Students with special needs may be eligible for additional contributions if they meet the general eligibility conditions. To qualify, students must meet the following criteria:
Eligible Students: Contributions must support enrolled students (with or without a scholarship) who have a certified long-term physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairment. Certification must be provided by a competent national authority, and the impairment must be significant enough to require special items or services to enable participation in the program.
No Duplicate Funding: The requested special needs items or services must not already be covered by another source, such as social security or health insurance.
Accurate Unit Declaration: The number of declared units must reflect the actual special needs support required for program participation.
BENEFIT:
Support for Individual Needs of Enrolled Students
Financial support to address the specific needs of enrolled students will be provided through the following special needs unit cost levels:
EUR 3,000
EUR 4,500
EUR 6,000
EUR 9,500
EUR 13,000
EUR 18,500
EUR 27,500
EUR 35,500
EUR 47,500
EUR 60,000
Important Note:
Requests for costs below the minimum threshold (EUR 3,000) will not be eligible for additional support. Such expenses must be covered either through the institutional cost contribution of the EMJM or other funding sources available to the beneficiary institutions.
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