The Erasmus Mundus Global MINDS Scholarship 2026–28 offers an exceptional opportunity for students in psychology and related fields to pursue a fully funded international master’s degree in Europe. Through this program, selected students will study in four different European countries while gaining advanced academic and professional experience in cultural and social psychology.

What Is the Global MINDS Erasmus Mundus Scholarship?

The Global MINDS (Master’s in the Psychology of Global Mobility, Inclusion, and Diversity in Society) is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree funded by the European Union. The program focuses on global mobility, cultural diversity, migration, inclusion, and mental health. What makes this program unique is its mobility track: students study across Ireland, Portugal, Poland, and Norway during the two-year degree.

Key Program Information

Why Choose the Global MINDS Scholarship?

The Global MINDS Erasmus Mundus program offers benefits beyond a traditional scholarship. It provides:

• Academic mobility in four European countries

• Fully funded tuition coverage

• Monthly living and travel support

• An international classroom environment with peers from around the world

• Practical fieldwork, internships, and research-based learning

• A global career boost after graduation

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must:

• Hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology or a closely related field

• Have at least 100 ECTS credits in psychology and research methods

• Present proof of enrollment if still completing the degree

• Demonstrate English proficiency through IELTS, TOEFL, or an equivalent test

• Show strong academic motivation and interest in cultural and global psychology

Scholarship Coverage

Fully Funded Scholarships

• Full tuition fee waiver

• Pre-payment of EUR 2,400 for travel and settlement

• Monthly stipend of EUR 1,300 for 24 months

• No application fee

• Study at four partner universities in four European countries

Partially Funded Scholarships

• Full tuition fee waiver

• Students cover their own living and travel expenses

Required Documents

All documents must be submitted in PDF format and merged into one file. Each file should be named in the format: LastName-DocumentName-2026.

Required documents include:

• Academic transcripts and certificates

• Passport or birth certificate

• Motivation letter / supporting statement

• Europass-format CV

• English language test results

• Proof of enrollment (if degree not yet completed)

Selection Process

1. Initial eligibility screening

2. Academic and document review

3. Shortlisting of candidates

4. Interview

5. Final selection by the Global MINDS Governing Board

Top-ranked applicants receive fully funded Erasmus Mundus scholarships.

Application Timeline

Career Prospects After Graduation

Graduates of the Global MINDS Master’s program work in:

• International NGOs and UN agencies

• Migration and inclusion programs

• Human resources and cultural diversity management

• Government and public policy organizations

• Education, research, and academia

• Consulting, training, and community development

Estimated Salary Range

Step-by-Step Application Process

1. Visit the Global MINDS official website

2. Complete the eligibility check

3. Receive confirmation and application link

4. Prepare and merge required documents into one PDF

5. Indicate your interest in the Erasmus Mundus scholarship in your supporting statement

6. Submit your application before the deadline

7. Await interview invitation and final results

Frequently Asked Questions

Can students from any country apply?
Yes, the scholarship is open to applicants from all nationalities.

Is there an application fee?
No, there is no application fee for scholarship applicants.

Does the scholarship cover living expenses?
Yes, fully funded recipients receive EUR 1,300 per month for living and travel costs.

Can final-year students apply?
Yes, provided they submit proof of enrollment and expected graduation.

How long is the program?
Two years, covering the 2026–2028 academic cycle.