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TERRA Consortium and Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union
MSC TERRA – European Master in Earthen Architecture and Construction
The European Master in Earthen Architecture and Construction is a one-year, full-time, 60-ECTS programme awarding a double Master's degree, jointly delivered by four European institutions; its first edition is in the 2026/2027 academic year and it is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master.
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Do I qualify
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Everyone needs
- language English language proficiency evidence
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- nationality all nationalities
- degree Civil Engineering degree, Architecture degree, equivalent qualification
- degree 240 ECTS credits
- degree 300 ECTS credits
- degree expected graduation by 2026-07-31, conditional admission, degree diploma by 2026-08-10
- residence proof of residence issued within 12 months before submission deadline, first call only
- admission complete application during First Call
- admission accepted by the TERRA Consortium
+4 more requirements
- nationality Erasmus+ Programme Countries
- nationality Erasmus+ Partner Countries
- nationality any geographical origin
- Not open to: previous recipient of an Erasmus Mundus scholarship
Preferences and flexible criteria (4)
- language declaration or other relevant proof of English proficiency without official certificate
- gender balance among equally ranked candidates
- women and underrepresented groups
- academic merit, ability, potential
Not open to: already benefited from an Erasmus Mundus scholarship
- Who is eligible
- All nationalities explicitly accepted
- Level of study
- Master's
- Fields of study
- Architecture and planning, Engineering
What's covered Coverage unconfirmed
- Duration
- 1 year
- Host country
- Portugal, Spain, France, Italy
- Host institution
- University of Minho; Technical University of Valencia; Graduate School of Civil, Environmental and Urban Engineering from the National School of Public Works; University of Florence
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What I need English test waiver possible
- English requirement
- English test waiver possible
- In-person requirements
- Required in-person study/placement/event
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How to apply
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- Deadline
- 15 June 2026
- Deadline notes
- The source states that the third call is now open and labels it optional. It gives June 15, 2026 as the third-call deadline. Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available only during the first call; first- and second-call deadlines are also listed in the source.
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- A 250 Euro deposit is required to confirm enrolment and is refunded upon registration at the first host university. The programme includes three compulsory physical student mobility periods, and interviews are conducted by videoconference.
Details to confirm
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- A direct official application route has not been found yet.
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- Funding coverage details are missing from the captured source.
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Previous rounds 1
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- Closed 15 June 2026
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