The European Master’s in Transnational Trade Law and Finance (EMTTLF) has been selected by the European Commission among the Erasmus Mundus masters courses for five years.

This implies that the European Commission will grant scholarships to highly qualified third-country graduate students to follow the EMTTLF Masters Course.

The EMTTLF Consortium will award around 17 Erasmus Mundus Scholarships to highly qualified third-country graduate students.

Third-country graduate student means:

• A national of a third country other than those from EEA-EFTA States (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) and candidate countries for accession to the European Union (presently Croatia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey);
• Who has already obtained a first higher education degree;
• Who is not a resident of any of the Member States or the participating countries (EEA-EFTA States and EU candidate countries for accession);
• Who has not carried out his or her main activity (studies, work, etc.) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in any of the Member States or the participating countries.

Amount

Each grantee will receive 1,600 € each month for living costs during the months of duration of the program (1 academic year = 10 months) plus a fixed amount of 10,000 € to be paid in two installments of 5,000 € each per year.

In order to facilitate the management of the transfer of the lump sum and the registration fee and to reduce costs for money transfer students can authorize the EMTTLF Consortium to deduct the registration fee from the lump sum.

For more information about the grants, see: Master Scholarships in Transnational Trade Law and Finance

Apply for Masters in Transnational Trade Law and Finance

The European Master’s in Transnational Trade Law and Finance (EMTTLF) has been selected by the European Commission among the Erasmus Mundus masters courses for five years.

This implies that the European Commission will grant scholarships to highly qualified third-country graduate students to follow the EMTTLF Masters Course.

The EMTTLF Consortium will award around 17 Erasmus Mundus Scholarships to highly qualified third-country graduate students.

Third-country graduate student means:

• A national of a third country other than those from EEA-EFTA States (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) and candidate countries for accession to the European Union (presently Croatia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey);
• Who has already obtained a first higher education degree;
• Who is not a resident of any of the Member States or the participating countries (EEA-EFTA States and EU candidate countries for accession);
• Who has not carried out his or her main activity (studies, work, etc.) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in any of the Member States or the participating countries.

Amount

Each grantee will receive 1,600 € each month for living costs during the months of duration of the program (1 academic year = 10 months) plus a fixed amount of 10,000 € to be paid in two installments of 5,000 € each per year.

In order to facilitate the management of the transfer of the lump sum and the registration fee and to reduce costs for money transfer students can authorize the EMTTLF Consortium to deduct the registration fee from the lump sum.

For more information about the grants, see: Master Scholarships in Transnational Trade Law and Finance

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Masters in Special Education Needs Scholarships: The Erasmus Mundus Masters in Special Education Needs Scholarships are for study in UK, Czech Republic and Netherlands. This one year Master’s programme focuses on Special Education Needs (SEN) within Europe and beyond.

It is conducted by a diverse consortium of European universities: Roehampton University, London (UK), Charles University, Prague (Czech Republic) and Fontys University of Professional Education, Tilburg (the Netherlands).

Students will study in London and Utrecht, or London, Utrecht and Prague, according to their choice of optional modules and dissertation topic. The course is made up of compulsory and elective modules.

All students will study research methods, investigate international perspectives in professional educational practice and write a substantial dissertation.

Students will also study for one or two modules on the topic of “inclusion”, in either the Netherlands or the Czech Republic. Appropriate prior learning may also be accredited in place of one module.

Academic Enterprise, Downshire House, Roehampton University, London, SW15 4HT, Tel: +44 (0) 20 8392 3192. Fax: +44 (0) 20 8392 3031. Email: academic-enterprise [at] roehampton.ac.uk

Deadline: 10th January each year.

For further information and application forms, see: Masters in Special Education Needs Scholarships Website

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MA in International Relations: The Erasmus Mundus Masters Program in Public Policy (Mundus MAPP) is a 2-year-long international Masters course that embeds the nascent field of transnational public policy into a European context.

The European Commission’s Erasmus Mundus program provides scholarships to outstanding students from countries outside the European Union to attend Mundus MAPP and to visiting scholars to participate in teaching and research.

Mundus MAPP provides a detailed and systematic understanding of how political institutions, processes and public policies operate and interact from the global political economy through to national and local levels with a direct focus on European engagements at these levels of governance.

The multidisciplinary curriculum is conceptually grounded in public policy, international relations, development studies, public administration and public management.

The program also provides practical work experience and transferable skills gained through an internship programme.

Mundus MAPP prepares graduates for international professional careers as policy-makers, policy-analysts and advisors in either politics, the civil service, international organisations or the corporate and non-governmental sectors.

The Mundus MAPP study program lasts two years and students undertake an internship either after the first or the second academic year.

Mundus MAPP graduates receive double degrees following MA as well as a diploma supplement at the end of their studies.

For more scholarship information and application, see: The MA in International Relations and MA in Public Administration and Public Policy Scholarships Website

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