The InterMaths Erasmus Mundus Joint Master 2027 offers up to 18 fully funded scholarships for a two-year interdisciplinary mathematics programme across five European universities.
Overview
InterMaths focuses on mathematical modelling, simulation and applied methods with links to biomedical sciences and industrial engineering. Students study at University of L’Aquila (coordinator), Hamburg University of Technology, Vienna University of Technology, Autonomous University of Barcelona and University of Côte d’Azur.
Quick Facts
- Level: Master’s (120 ECTS, 2 years)
- Funding: €1,400 monthly allowance, participation cost waiver (€18,000 total), insurance
- Number of EMJM scholarships: 18 for 2027
- Deadline for scholarship: 17 February 2027, 1:00 p.m. CET
- Applications open: 6 November 2026
- Nationality: Open to all, including Nigerians
Eligibility
Relevant bachelor’s degree in mathematics, applied mathematics, physics, engineering or related field with strong maths background. English proficiency at B2 level or equivalent evidence of English-medium instruction. Final-year students may apply if they graduate before the programme starts.
How to Apply
Apply through the official InterMaths Network PICA portal. Eligible applications submitted by the scholarship deadline are automatically considered. No separate scholarship form.
Official site: https://www.intermaths.eu/
Important Notes
Confirm the exact requirements, documents and any updates on the official InterMaths page. Living costs and travel beyond the stipend are the student’s responsibility to plan for. Always verify before applying.
If you are not sure which scholarships you qualify for, the Eligibility checker compares your nationality, study level, grades and English score with each scholarship's published rules.
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