Scholarships
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Global Environment and Development
The Erasmus Mundus scholarship
Please note that there are no Erasmus Mundus scholarships available for the MERGED programme in the 2027 student intake.
Alternative funding sources
ITTO Fellowship Programme
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World Bank Scholarships Program
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European Funding Guide
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Scholarships and loans by country (list not exhaustive)
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Please note that students accepted to an Erasmus Mundus programme are not eligible for the Danish Government Scholarships programme (Statsstipendier).
The National Academic Exchange Agency (NAWA) offering scholarships for non-Polish students (through the Poland My First Choice Programme and The Stefan Banach Scholarship Program)
The University of Warsaw special scholarships: the Rector’s Scholarship, Social Scholarships, and the Scholarships for people with disabilities.
The Erasmus Mobility Grant
You may apply for the Erasmus Mobility Grant. You can apply for the grant for the second year. The grant will expectedly amount to 450-500 EUR per month – the monthly rate depends on your second-year destination.
You may apply for the grant during the first semester of your studies at the University of Copenhagen. You can apply for 10-12 months of grant.
The grant will be disbursed for your second year of studies only. It cannot be granted for the first year of studies.
Contribution to individual needs of students with disabilities
If you have a disability, you may be eligible to receive a contribution to individual needs during your time on the programme.
A disability could be e.g. long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments.
A contribution to individual needs could be related to the acquisition of special items or services, e.g.
- assistance by third persons
- adaptation of work environment
- additional travel/transportation costs
Each case is assessed on an individual level.
As part of your application to the programme, you will be asked if you need contribution to individual needs as described above.
Services at partner universities for students with special needs
Each partner university has their own services to students with special needs:
- The University of Copenhagen: Special Educational Support (SPS)
- The University of Milan: Services for students with disabilities
- The University of Warsaw: The Scholarships for people with disabilities