Erasmus Mundus EU4M Scholarship 2027: Mechatronics Master's

The European Master in Mechatronic Engineering (EU4M) is a two-year international degree offered by a university consortium in Spain, Germany, France and Sweden.

Important: Applications for the 2027–2029 intake are open with a 15 January 2027 scholarship deadline. Applicants need a relevant engineering bachelor's degree and must meet language requirements for their study route.

What this opportunity offers

The full Erasmus Mundus scholarship covers participation costs and provides €1,400 per month for up to 24 months. Other scholarship categories may cover only participation costs.

Eligibility and important requirements

Eligibility must be checked against the organiser or university’s own rules. Academic requirements, nationality restrictions, language standards and documentation can differ by course or funding category. Do not rely on a general headline to decide whether you qualify.

The European Master in Mechatronic Engineering (EU4M) is a two-year international degree offered by a university consortium in Spain, Germany, France and Sweden.

Application deadline and current status

Applications for the 2027–2029 intake are open with a 15 January 2027 scholarship deadline. Applicants need a relevant engineering bachelor's degree and must meet language requirements for their study route.

Where a date belongs to university admission rather than a scholarship, treat those as different processes. An admission offer is not itself confirmation of a scholarship award.

How to apply

Review the consortium admission criteria, check the language requirements for your first- and second-year destinations, prepare transcripts and required documents, and submit through the official EU4M admissions process.

Open the official university or programme website and select the relevant intake.
Read the eligibility, documents, language and funding terms in full.
Check the deadline and time zone before submitting.
Keep a copy of your application and watch for messages from the organiser.

Important checks before you apply

The claim 'no IELTS required' should not be read as 'no language requirements'. The programme specifies at least B1 in the first-year teaching language and A2 in the second-year language.

Verify funding, eligibility and deadlines directly with the organiser. Never pay an unofficial agent to secure an award or assume a scholarship is guaranteed.