Erasmus Mundus GEM MSc Master of Sciences Scholarships 2011-20212. Application deadline: 30 December 2010
GEM MSc course – General Information
Five renowned European institutes offer a unique Erasmus Mundus joint European Master of Science (MSc) Course in Geo-information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management (GEM), which starts annually in September.
This Masters Course has been successfully implemented over the last five years with funding from the Erasmus Mundus Programme. We are very glad to announce that for the Masters’2011 intake “Erasmus Mundus scholarships” will be available!
The course has demonstrated high quality throughout.
Candidate students interested in participating in this Erasmus Mundus Masters Course should visit its website for further information on the participation requirements and, if applicable, the availability of alternativescholarships.
Candidates who wish to apply for Erasmus Mundus scholarship:
If you apply online you will see a checkbox where you can apply on the same time for the EM scholarship.
Please note that the deadline for EM scholarship is on 30 december 2010!
Candidates who wish to apply for scholarships (Netherlands Fellowship Program, Erasmus Mundus External Windows, Worldbank etc) may have to observe early deadlines and early application is recommended.
Self funded candidates can submit their applications until 1 June 2011.
We also have opportunities for EU students. There are a number of fee-only scholarships available for EU students, and we can also assist you in applying for an Erasmus Socrates scholarship (EU students only).
From November 2010 on you can apply online, which is safe and quick. After applying digitally, you can upload the required documents on your personal page. After you have everything complete you should print theapplication form, sign it and send it together with the other required documents to ITC in the Netherlands.
The programme, which lasts 22 months, is worth 120 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS).
Visit the official website for more
GEM MSc course – General Information
Five renowned European institutes offer a unique Erasmus Mundus joint European Master of Science (MSc) Course in Geo-information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management (GEM), which starts annually in September.
This Masters Course has been successfully implemented over the last five years with funding from the Erasmus Mundus Programme. We are very glad to announce that for the Masters’2011 intake “Erasmus Mundus scholarships” will be available!
The course has demonstrated high quality throughout.
Candidate students interested in participating in this Erasmus Mundus Masters Course should visit its website for further information on the participation requirements and, if applicable, the availability of alternativescholarships.
Candidates who wish to apply for Erasmus Mundus scholarship:
If you apply online you will see a checkbox where you can apply on the same time for the EM scholarship.
Please note that the deadline for EM scholarship is on 30 december 2010!
Candidates who wish to apply for scholarships (Netherlands Fellowship Program, Erasmus Mundus External Windows, Worldbank etc) may have to observe early deadlines and early application is recommended.
Self funded candidates can submit their applications until 1 June 2011.
We also have opportunities for EU students. There are a number of fee-only scholarships available for EU students, and we can also assist you in applying for an Erasmus Socrates scholarship (EU students only).
From November 2010 on you can apply online, which is safe and quick. After applying digitally, you can upload the required documents on your personal page. After you have everything complete you should print theapplication form, sign it and send it together with the other required documents to ITC in the Netherlands.
The programme, which lasts 22 months, is worth 120 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS).
Visit the official website for more
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