Bioceb Erasmus Mundus Joint Master 2027–2029: Fully Funded European Scholarship for International Students

Overview

The Bioceb Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Programme 2027–2029 is an international postgraduate scholarship opportunity focused on biological and chemical engineering for a sustainable bioeconomy. The curriculum combines biological sciences, chemical engineering, biotechnology, and sustainable industrial development across five participating European universities: AgroParisTech in France, Aalto University in Finland, Université de Liège in Belgium, Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne in France, and TalTech in Estonia. Through a mandatory mobility structure, students study in multiple countries to develop international academic and professional networks.

Who can apply

The programme is open to international applicants who hold a Bachelor of Science degree or an equivalent qualification representing at least 180 ECTS credits in engineering or a scientific discipline. Candidates must have coursework in at least one biology-related discipline such as biotechnology, biochemistry, microbiology, biophysics, bioprocess engineering, or molecular biology. Applicants with experience in biomass-related fields and combined competencies in chemistry and biology are particularly valued. Final-year undergraduate students may also apply by providing official confirmation of their expected graduation date.

What you get

Successful international applicants can compete for Erasmus Mundus scholarships to pursue advanced studies across the participating European institutions. Admission and scholarship awards are determined through a competitive selection process.

Requirements

Applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency at the B2 level under the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Accepted tests include IELTS Academic with an overall minimum score of 6.5 and a minimum writing score of 6.0, specific TOEFL iBT scores including the Home Edition and Paper-Delivered Test, Cambridge English C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency, and PTE Academic with an overall minimum score of 62 and a writing score of 54. An English test exemption is available for applicants who hold a degree from an English-medium programme at a higher education institution in an EU or EEA country or a country where English is an official language.

How to apply

Applicants must complete the online application and upload all required supporting documents in PDF format. The required application package includes a valid passport or national identity card, proof of current residence dated within three months of the deadline, an English-language curriculum vitae preferably in Europass format, and a motivation letter of up to two pages addressed to the Bioceb Consortium. Candidates must also submit their Bachelor degree certificate or enrolment proof, official diploma translations where applicable, and signed academic transcripts covering all undergraduate years along with an explanation of the grading system.

Key dates

Applications opened on 3 November 2026 at 11:30 AM Paris time, and the final submission deadline is 19 January 2027 at 11:30 AM Paris time.