

FloodRISK is a two-year joint master involving TU Dresden, IHE Delft, UPC Barcelona and the University of Ljubljana.

FloodRISK is a two-year joint master involving TU Dresden, IHE Delft, UPC Barcelona and the University of Ljubljana.
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FloodRISK is a two-year joint master involving TU Dresden, IHE Delft, UPC Barcelona and the University of Ljubljana. Students combine engineering, modelling and social/institutional aspects of flood management through physical mobility and a research thesis. The first scholarship deadline applies to non-European/partner-country applicants, with a later European deadline. Minimum eligibility does not guarantee admission or scholarship. Applicants need strong academic preparation, mathematics and water-related knowledge, English evidence and motivation connected to practical flood-risk challenges. Eligibility: Relevant 180-ECTS bachelor’s degree in the listed engineering, geoscience or environmental fields. Strong grades, indicatively B/B+ or upper-second equivalent, with mathematics/water knowledge. Funding: Competitive Erasmus Mundus scholarship: participation costs and EUR 1,400 monthly up to 24 months, subject to the programme’s final funding approval. Submission: Gather certified files and prepare answers on motivation, target challenges, fit and five-year plans. Scholarship: 3 January 2027 for non-European/partner-country applicants; 7 February for European applicants under the published timetable.
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FloodRISK is a two-year joint master involving TU Dresden, IHE Delft, UPC Barcelona and the University of Ljubljana. Students combine engineering, modelling and social/institutional aspects of flood management through physical mobility and a research thesis. The first scholarship deadline applies to non-European/partner-country applicants, with a later European deadline. Minimum eligibility does not guarantee admission or scholarship. Applicants need strong academic preparation, mathematics and water-related knowledge, English evidence and motivation connected to practical flood-risk challenges.
Competitive Erasmus Mundus scholarship: participation costs and EUR 1,400 monthly up to 24 months, subject to the programme’s final funding approval.
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