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MAiSI consortium of five European universities
Master of Arts in Sports Ethics and Integrity (MAiSI) Erasmus + Joint Master
A full-time, two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Sports Ethics and Integrity, delivered by five universities in Europe.
Do I qualify 3 requirements for everyone + route options
Do I qualify
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Everyone needs
- degree Bachelor's degree
- degree any degree discipline
- language If no qualifying previous English-taught diploma: English proficiency certificate meeting IELTS academic over…
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- citizenship EEA citizens
- citizenship non-EEA citizens
- degree at least 12 months of study beyond bachelor level leading to a recognized degree or diploma
- 12 months of substantial engagement with sport providing significant relevant experience
Preferences and flexible criteria (5)
- degree Business, Management, Disability Studies, Ethics, Governance, History, Law, Philosophy, Social Sciences, Spor…
- career stage experience related to the course, academic
- profession relevant work experience
- motivation and understanding of the course
- restrictions on the number of scholarships allocated to applicants from designated regional windows
- Level of study
- Master's
- Fields of study
- Other
What's covered Partial funding
- Funding type
- Partial funding
- Duration
- 1-2 years
- Host country
- Multiple
- Host institution
- KU Leuven; CUNI (Prague); UoP (Olympia); UPF (Barcelona); JGU (Mainz); any MAiSI consortium partner for the thesis
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What I need No fee
- Application fee
- No fee
- In-person requirements
- Required in-person study/placement/event
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How to apply
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- Deadline
- Deadline unconfirmed
- Deadline notes
- The listed 2026 deadlines were March 1st for Erasmus Mundus scholarships, April 1st for non-EEA citizens, and July 1st for EEA citizens; all are marked closed.
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- A selection of candidates is interviewed online. Extra costs include accommodation, travel, living costs and funds for course materials. The KU Leuven application title lists Barcelona, Leuven, Mainz, Prague and Tripoli.
Details to confirm
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- Closed 1 March 2026
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