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EGEI Consortium
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Economics of Globalisation and European Integration (EGEI)
A two-year, 120-ECTS Master’s programme taught fully in English. Students study at universities in different countries and choose among specialisation tracks. For academic year 2026–27, six scholarships are offered as two-year tuition-fee waivers.
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Do I qualify
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Everyone needs
- Move to at least three different universities in three different countries during the two-year programme
- Spend at least two terms in two different EU countries different from the student's country of residence
These depend on how you qualify. The provider describes several ways, and you will not need all of them. The official page shows which applies to you.
- degree 180 ECTS credits, university study programme, bachelor degree or higher
- degree economics, applied economics, related disciplines
- degree Other-area bachelor's degree with sufficient economics credits, at least one semester equivalent of economics…
- degree Expected to complete bachelor studies in the current academic year
- language Computer-based TOEFL score of at least 90
- language IELTS grade of at least 6.5
- language Sufficient credits studied in an English-language programme
- Level of study
- Master's
- Fields of study
- Business and economics
What's covered Fee waiver
- Funding type
- Fee waiver
- Funding details
- n. 3 scholarships will be awarded to the top ranked partner country students (equivalent to 16.000 euros per scholarships over 2 years); n. 3 scholarships will be awarded to the top ranked programme country students (equivalent to 5.000 euros per scholarships over 2 years); n. 6 full 2-years tuition fees waivers; tuition fees waivers
- Duration
- 1-2 years
- Host country
- Italy, Belgium, China, Spain, Estonia
- Host institution
- University of Bari; Ghent University and CEPS; Xiamen University; University of Cantabria; Tartu University; Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria
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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- Before starting the two-step online application, prepare the application package. Applicants in the final year of their programme should also prepare an official letter in English from their university confirming expected completion by the end of the current academic year and up-to-date authenticated transcripts. Required
- Complete step 1 of the online platform: the survey that checks programme eligibility. Required
- After completing step 1, use step 2 to submit the official programme application and scholarship candidacy. Applications submitted by 28 February 2026 are automatically considered for tuition-fee scholarships; later applicants may be considered as self-funded students if eligible, subject to the applicable visa-based deadline. Required
- If the academic admissibility assessment is positive and a Letter of Admission is issued, complete the application by sending legalised copies of the Bachelor degree and academic transcripts, plus a valid language certificate, to the programme offices. Required
- If admitted with an Erasmus Mundus scholarship, inform the programme whether you accept the study place by 3 May 2026. Other admitted students must submit the confirmation form by 16 July 2026. Required
- If admitted on condition, submit copies of the BSc degree certificate and transcript, with official translations if they are not issued in English, by 6 August 2026. Required
- Upon arrival at the first hosting institution, submit original degree certificates for verification. Required
- Deadline
- Closed
- Deadline notes
- Scholarship consideration required submission by 28 February 2026. Self-funded applications could continue until 30 March 2026 for applicants needing a visa, or 30 May 2026 for applicants who already had or did not need a visa.
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- The application has two steps: an eligibility survey, followed by the official application. The home-page text says students must spend at least two terms in two different EU countries other than their country of residence; the 2026–27 programme page says students move to at least three universities in three different countries.
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