Step into a transformative journey in public policy with the Erasmus Mundus Mundus MAPP Master’s program 2026–2028, a fully funded opportunity supported by the prestigious Erasmus+ initiative of the European Union. Study at world-renowned institutions across Europe and gain the expertise, connections, and experience to shape global policies and drive meaningful change in government, international organizations, research.↚
Unlock Your Future in Public Policy with the Erasmus Mundus Mundus MAPP Scholarship
Program Overview
The Mundus MAPP is a unique two-year Master’s program in Public Policy that allows students to experience study at two different partner universities based on their chosen mobility track. Specializations include Global Public Policy through CEU–IBEI, European Public Policy via CEU–York, Political Economy and Development with ISS–IBEI, and Governance and Development through ISS–York. The program blends rigorous academic training with hands-on exposure, preparing graduates for impactful careers in the public and private sectors.
Scholarship Benefits
The Erasmus Mundus (EMJM) Scholarship is open to applicants worldwide and offers:
A monthly stipend of €1,400 for 24 months totaling up to €33,600
Full tuition fee waiver for the entire program
Comprehensive health insurance covering the full study period with additional coverage before and after studies
Support for students with special needs, depending on disability level
Recipients are responsible for certain costs including study visits (€600–€1,000) in Year 1, Winter School (€600–€1,000) in Year 2, and travel or visa expenses between consortium countries
Additionally, one Institutional Scholarship per study track offers a 50% tuition fee waiver for both years without a stipend
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants from all nationalities with strong academic records are welcome to apply. Scholarships are highly competitive, so candidates are encouraged to also explore external funding opportunities offered by partner institutions CEU, IBEI, ISS, and York, as well as other funding bodies
How to Apply
Applications are centrally managed by Central European University (CEU) and must be submitted through CEU’s online portal. Required documents include academic transcripts, CV, statement of purpose, and scholarship interest indication. No separate application is needed for the EMJM scholarship