Apply for admission – we welcome applications from excellent candidates all over the world
Whether you aim to launch your geospatial professional career or pursue advanced research and doctoral studies, the programme equips you with the specialised knowledge, practical expertise, and international experience needed to take the next step in your academic and professional journey.
YOUNG GRADUATES – The Master of Science programme is designed to help recent graduates and early-career professionals strengthen their careers in Earth Observation (EO) & Geographic Information (GI).
We offer an outstanding and distinctive Erasmus Mundus Joint Master experience to our graduate students. The selection committee is looking for students who demonstrate a high degree of commitment and motivation, a strong interest and background in the GEOSPATIAL field of applications as well as in working in international environments. They should fulfill all required academic qualifications for admission with excellent academic results and can document high level competences in English language.
>>The next call for applications will open in November 2026<<
The November to January application period is open to candidates worldwide, offering the opportunity to apply for Erasmus+ EMJM scholarships or to join the programme on a self-funded basis. The March to May application period is specifically for European candidates, who can apply on a non-scholarship basis on a rolling admission procedure. Rolling admission procedure means that we accept applications from March until the deadline or until all study places have been allocated.
>>IMPORTANT FOR INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS<< — Please be prepared to submit certified documents with your application!
Your original educational qualifications may either require “full diplomatic accreditation”, a verification by means of a “Hague Apostille”, etc. Please review information: choose Master’s degree, choose Citizenship, choose Nationality of school leaving certificate for university entrance.
What are the upcoming editions to study in Austria, France and Czech Republic? Learn more about cohorts & academic years.

Academic background
Applicants are expected to hold a degree in a geospatial or closely related discipline.
The programme welcomes students from diverse academic backgrounds, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of Earth Observation and Geoinformatics.
Typical fields of study include (but are not limited to):
Geography, Geoinformatics, Geology, Geosciences, Geospatial Information Science, Geomatics & Geodetic Engineering, (Spatial) Data Science, Cartography, Remote Sensing, Ecology & Conservation, Surveying & Mapping, Geodesy & Cadastre, Geophysical Engineering, Applied Physics, Agriculture, Resource Management, Meteorology & Climate Science, Urban and Regional Planning, Landscape and Spatial Planning, Public Administration, Infrastructure Management, Civil Engineering, Forestry & Environmental Sciences, Wildlife Conservation & Zoo Biology, Marine Science, Architecture & Town Planning, and Geomedia. (Note: The list above is illustrative rather than exhaustive, meaning candidates from related disciplines are encouraged to apply.)
>>LEARN more – ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA<<
Apply for admission, best-ranked students will win a fully funded Erasmus Mundus scholarship or will be nominated for a participation cost fee waiver.
latest update: September 10, 2026





