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Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship 2027, Europe

Posted July 29, 2026

Coverage / FundingFully Funded
Degree LevelMaster’s Degree
Location / ModeUnited Kingdom
DeadlineRolling / Open

About this opportunity

Opportunity Overview

The Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship 2027 is a master's degree program in Human Rights Policy and Practice, jointly delivered by universities in Sweden, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Norway. This two-year program offers students a unique opportunity to study human rights from various perspectives, including legal, political, sociological, and practical. The program is specifically designed for applicants with at least two years of practical experience in human rights, providing a chance to deepen their knowledge and skills in this field. The host countries for this program offer a diverse and enriching experience for international students. The United Kingdom, where part of the program will take place, has a high cost of living, but the scholarship package is expected to cover living expenses. The climate in the UK is generally mild, with cool winters and warm summers. Students will have the opportunity to experience the vibrant culture and lifestyle of European cities, with easy access to other parts of Europe. As for student visa work rights, international students in the UK are allowed to work part-time during their studies, which can help supplement their living expenses. The campus culture for this program is international and diverse, with students from all over the world coming together to study human rights. The program is full-time, with a study load of 120 ECTS credits, and is expected to start in August 2027. Applicants should begin preparing their academic documents, proof of human rights experience, English-language evidence, recommendation letters, and motivation statement before applications officially open in October 2026.

Benefits / Compensation

  • Coverage of programme participation costs
  • Health insurance
  • Monthly living allowance
  • Contribution toward travel expenses
  • Contribution toward installation or relocation costs

Requirements & Eligibility

  • A recognised bachelor's-equivalent qualification
  • At least two years of relevant human rights practitioner experience by the application deadline
  • English-language proficiency
  • A meaningful connection to human rights, which can be demonstrated through professional or academic background

How to Apply

  1. Prepare your academic documents, proof of human rights experience, English-language evidence, recommendation letters, and motivation statement.
  2. Check the official website for the application opening date, expected to be in October 2026, and review the application requirements and guidelines.
  3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application on the official portal.

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