Applications are currently being accepted for the Erasmus Mundus Master’s Scholarship in Journalism, Media and Globalisation 2027/2029. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
The Mundus Journalism master’s degree offers a curriculum that is uniquely focused on developing an analytical and critical lens on journalism, media and globalisation. Since 2005, Mundus Journalism has been connecting people and building networks of like-minded peers and colleagues across the globe!
Tuition fees for the 2027-2029 programme:
First year: €9,000 (non-EU students)
Second year: €12,000 (EU/EEA and non-EU students)
Erasmus Mundus Scholarship benefits:
An Erasmus Mundus scholarship covers both your tuition and your living costs for the full Mundus Journalism programme.
Scholarship holders receive:
All Mundus Journalism students can apply for an Erasmus+ stipend. So far, all eligible students have received this stipend. Due to the nature of the Erasmus+ programme, the stipend will be awarded to support the second year studies at the specialisation university.
Erasmus Mundus Scholarships
These scholarships are open to applicants of all nationalities.
They are awarded to the 10–15 highest-ranking candidates based on the official selection criteria, which include academic performance, relevant journalistic or media experience, and the quality of the Application Reflections section within the Application Form.
Requirements for admission to the Mundus Journalism programme:
When commencing the Mundus Journalism programme by the 1st of September, students must have completed a bachelor’s degree in a relevant subject. The bachelor’s degree must be a degree approved by both Aarhus University and by the university chosen for the second-year studies*.
Because the Mundus Journalism programme is grounded in the field of media and journalism studies rather than basic skills training, applicants must already possess foundational journalistic experience before joining the programme.
The Erasmus Mundus Journalism programme is taught entirely in English. Students are therefore expected to be able to read and understand academic texts, participate actively in lectures and classroom discussions, and complete written assignments and examinations in English.
Under the applicable legislation and Erasmus Mundus scholarship rules, you are not eligible for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship if, by the start of the programme, you:
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