Erasmus Mundus PlantHealth: Plant Health 2027-2029

Description

PlantHealth offers a two-year Erasmus Mundus master's degree focused on plant health and sustainable cropping systems. The programme brings together European universities and combines crop protection, scientific coursework and research. The first 2027-2029 call remains open until 31 December 2026; only first-call applicants can be considered for Erasmus Mundus or consortium scholarships. Entry requires a 180-ECTS science bachelor's degree in agronomy or a related field, with plant-health knowledge, and B2 English. Two references using the official template are compulsory. Erasmus Mundus scholarships cover participation costs and provide EUR 1,400 monthly for up to twenty-four months. Consortium scholarships instead offer fee waivers and do not generally cover living or travel costs. Prepare degree records, transcripts and English evidence while distinguishing admission eligibility from funding selection. The second call is for self-funded candidates, so waiting for that round would remove access to the main scholarships described in this opportunity.

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Eligibility criteria

• 180-ECTS science bachelor’s in agronomy or a related field, including plant-protection learning.
• B2 English and two references using the official template.

Application procedure