Applications are now open for the Fully Funded Erasmus Mundus AMIR Scholarship for the 2025-2027 academic session, offering an exceptional opportunity to study at prestigious European universities. This scholarship is part of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Program, aimed at students worldwide. The AMIR (Advanced Materials for Innovative Recycling) program focuses on the recycling and management of advanced materials and is available to international students from any country.
The AMIR Scholarship covers a comprehensive two-year program where participants have the option to study at six renowned universities located across Belgium, Germany, Hungary, France, Spain, and Portugal. The primary goal of this program is to train students to become leaders in sustainable material management and recycling. The curriculum emphasizes four main disciplines: Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Material Science, and Engineering.
As one of the largest scholarships funded by the European Union, the Erasmus Mundus AMIR Scholarship offers students the chance to study at no personal expense. There is no application fee, and successful applicants receive full financial support, including tuition, travel, insurance, and a monthly stipend.
Detailed Information
- Host Countries: Belgium, Germany, Hungary, France, Spain, Portugal
- Duration: 2 Years (2025-2027)
- Program Name: Advanced Materials for Innovative Recycling (AMIR)
Financial Benefits
Selected students benefit from a comprehensive package covering:
- Full Tuition Fees: Entirely waived for EMJM scholarship holders.
- Insurance: Complete health and accident insurance.
- Travel Costs: Financial support for travel to and within Europe.
- Visa Costs: Assistance with obtaining the required student visa.
- Monthly Stipend: €1,400 per month to cover living expenses.
Participating Universities
The program includes six European universities, each known for excellence in science and engineering:
- University of Liège (ULiège), Belgium
- Technische Universität Darmstadt (TU Darmstadt), Germany
- University of Miskolc (UM), Hungary
- Université de Bordeaux (UBx), France – Program Coordinator
- Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain
- Universidade Nova de Lisboa (UNL), Portugal
Each university offers distinct courses and research opportunities tailored to sustainable materials and innovative recycling.
Program Structure
- First Year: Students may begin their studies at UBx, UNL, or UM.
- Third Semester: Students can select from UPM, TUDa, and ULiège for specialized coursework and research opportunities.
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Eligibility Criteria
The AMIR program welcomes candidates who meet the following:
- Education: A bachelor’s degree in fields like engineering, environmental science, chemistry, physical chemistry, or materials science, with strong chemistry knowledge.
- Nationality: Open to applicants of all nationalities.
- Application Requirements: Complete an online application form and submit all required documents. No application fee is charged.
Selection Criteria
Candidates are evaluated based on:
- Academic background
- Motivation letter
- Language skills (English proficiency required)
- Work experience
- Entrepreneurial skills
- Performance on a multiple-choice quiz
Required Documents
Applicants should prepare the following documents:
- Europass-format CV
- Bachelor’s degree (translated into English)
- Academic transcripts
- Motivation letter explaining interest and goals
- Two recommendation letters
- Proof of English proficiency (or university-issued certification)
- A recent passport-size photo
- Copy of passport
- Work certificate (if available)
- Additional optional documents (if relevant)
Application Process
The application is completed entirely online. Applicants must create an account, save progress if needed, upload all documents, and submit by the deadline. For more information and to access the application portal, visit the official Erasmus Mundus AMIR website below.
Application Deadline
- The end of application is January 24, 2025.