Erasmus Mundus AMIR Scholarship 2026–28

If you’re passionate about sustainability, materials science, and the circular economy, the Erasmus Mundus AMIR Scholarship 2026–28 is your gateway to a world-class education in Europe. The AMIR (Advanced Materials: Innovative Recycling) Master’s Programme trains future experts to tackle global waste challenges through innovation and science.

Quick Details — AMIR Erasmus Mundus Master 2026–28

About the AMIR Master’s Programme

The AMIR Master in Advanced Materials: Innovative Recycling is a joint master’s degree funded by the Erasmus Mundus Programme and the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT). It is designed for students who want to lead change in the raw materials industry, focusing on sustainable recycling, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Students study across two European universities, gaining a double degree and real-world exposure to the entire raw-materials value chain — from material design to recycling technologies and business innovation.

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Why Choose the AMIR Erasmus Mundus Programme?

• Top European Universities — Study at world-leading institutions in France, Germany, Spain, and Portugal.
• Double Degree & Mobility — Experience two European countries and receive degrees from both partner universities.
• Global Recognition — Holds both Erasmus Mundus Joint Master and EIT Labels for academic excellence.
• Innovation & Entrepreneurship Focus — Learn to transform science into sustainable business solutions.
• Career Opportunities — Graduates work in R&D, materials recovery, circular economy industries, and PhD research.

Scholarship Benefits (2026–28 Intake)

Although the full EMJM scholarships are not offered for the 2026–28 intake, the programme provides EIT Label Grants for selected students:

• EIT Grant: €15,000 total, paid across Semesters 2 and 3
• Tuition Waiver: Partial or full for some students
• Mobility Support: Assistance for moving between partner universities
• Health Insurance Coverage: Basic coverage included for all students

Eligibility Requirements

To apply for the AMIR Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2026–28, you must meet the following criteria:

• Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Materials Science, or Physical-Chemistry (180 ECTS equivalent).
• English Proficiency: IELTS ≥ 6.5 / TOEFL ≥ 75 / CEFR B2 or proof of English-medium study.
• Motivation & Innovation: Demonstrate interest in recycling, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
• Nationality: Open to both EU and non-EU students — including Pakistan.

Eligibility for Pakistani Students

Yes — Pakistani students are eligible for the AMIR Master’s Programme.
You can apply as an international candidate under the non-EU category and compete for the EIT Grant or self-funded slots.

• Pakistan is considered a “third country not associated to Erasmus +” — you can apply normally as a non-EU student.
• Be sure to prepare early for visa and financial arrangements.

Final Thoughts

The Erasmus Mundus AMIR Scholarship 2026–28 is more than a degree — it’s a global journey toward sustainability and innovation. With its focus on advanced materials, recycling technologies, and entrepreneurship, this programme builds leaders who shape the future of green industries.

If you’re from Pakistan (or any country worldwide) and dream of a career in materials science and the circular economy, start your application today and become part of Europe’s next generation of innovators! Apply Now.