Definition of Terms

Admission to the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master programme is provided by the consortium’s universities participating in the Erasmus+ funded project; after successful application and evaluation admission to the degree programme will be offered to outstanding applicants only. University admission, student enrolment, is provided by the consortium’s admission offices.

The Selection Committee ranks applications according to five categories: Outstanding, Highly competent, Competent, Not yet competent, and Failed.  Admission to the programme will be offered to outstanding applicants. Please note that ineligible applications will not be assessed.

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.

Outstanding Students

Fulfill all required academic qualifications for admission with excellent academic results, and can document required high level competences in English language.

Outstanding Students

Short-listed candidates best meet the required and desired criteria defined by Selection Committee members. They move forward onto the next step, the online interview. All other applicants might be either unsuccessful or ineligible candidates.

Best-ranked students will be nominated for Erasmus Mundus scholarship or will be nominated for a participation cost fee waiver.​ Self-funded students will be nominated for a participation cost fee waiver only.

Unsuccessful candidates receive a notification; ineligible applications won’t be assessed.

The nomination list takes into account following criteria:

  • Academic requirements for admission
  • Academic requirements for specialization tracks
  • Additional criteria for selection
  • For Erasmus+ scholarship applicants Erasmus+ scholarship eligibility rules apply as set by EACEA
  • Completed application

All selected candidates not receiving an E+ EMJM scholarship within the CDE programme are considered as admissible on a self-funded basis. This includes everyone either funding their own studies, getting financial assistance from family or friends, beneficiaries of scholarships other than Erasmus+ EMJM, taking out a student loan etc.

Are selected candidates nominated for the award of a scholarship.

Applicants not fulfilling either eligibility criteria and/or academic merits because of a highly competitive selection process. This includes identified deficits of required academic profile, lack of demonstrated motivation for the selected specialization track, or insufficient language competences.

are incomplete applications, or not eligible due to consortium criteria or Erasmus+ regulations.

latest update: October 29, 2024