For all applicants

Each candidate must fill in an Application form online, and upload all the documents specified in the Application Procedure.

The selection process for the candidates who want to enroll in the Master includes three steps. 

First, the eligibility of the application is assessed. The results is YES/NO.

Second, the curricula of the eligible candidates are evaluated and graded according to the specified criteria (see "Admission and Selection criteria"), and up to 200 students (50% Non European) will be shortlisted for an individual interview with a teacher from the Consortium.

Third, the shortlisted candidates are interviewed and the interview is evaluated and graded according to the specified criteria (see "Admission and Selection criteria").

The interviewed students  are then ranked according to the marks obtained on both steps of the selection. Other criteria will also be taken into account for the final classification, so as to guarantee geographical and gender diversity, as requested by the EU. A list of up to 100 best candidates will be drawn.

For applicants to a scholarship

Among the 100 final candidates the Consortium sets up a list of those who have applied for a scholarship. Depending on the number of available scholarships, the top (20 to 25) candidates are proposed to the EU for an Erasmus Mundus grant. The remaining ones will be on a reserve list, should there be someone who decides not to accept the place offered.

The selection process is the same for both European and Non-European candidates.

IMPORTANT: All shortlisted candidates, both Non-European and European, who have not been awarded with scholarships, may attend the Master course as self funded students. However, they will have to justify that they have enough financial resources to cover all their needs.