Summary of "Tips for applying for Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees (EMJMD)"

The video provides tips for applying for Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees (EMJMD) presented by Emra Karakaya, Vice President of Erasmus Mundus Association. The structure of the webinar includes general information about Erasmus Mundus, application procedures for EMJMD programs, and a Q&A session. Emra shares personal experiences of participating in EMJMD programs and highlights the benefits of studying in a Consortium.

Key Points

Erasmus Mundus programs offer joint master degrees funded by the European Commission, requiring studying in at least two European countries.
scholarships are available for non-European students, but acceptance rates are low.
The Erasmus Mundus Student and Alumni Association (EMSA) provides support and networking opportunities for participants.
Application documents typically include an application form, letters of recommendation, academic records, CV, motivation letter, and proof of English proficiency.

Tips for Applicants

Tailor applications to match the program.
Contact program administrators for clarification.
Emphasize leadership experiences.
Apply for up to three EMJMD programs simultaneously.
Check program websites for specific criteria.

Additional Information

housing arrangements vary, with some institutions offering accommodation options.
The scholarship does not cover housing and food expenses.
Age and experience are not barriers to applying.
Internships during the scholarship period may be allowed.
No bond requiring participants to return to their home country after completing the program.
Including social activity certificates in applications is optional.
recommendation letters from employers and academic sources are recommended.
Various scholarship programs are available for non-students.
Clarify any unclear questions with the program coordinator.