Fully Funded Master Degree Scholarships in Mechatronic Engineering

Fully Funded Master Degree Scholarships in Mechatronic Engineering Fully Funded Master Degree Scholarships in Mechatronic Engineering 2026/2027 Fully Funded Master Degree Scholarships in Mechatronic Engineering 2026/2027 Fully Funded Master Degree Scholarships in Mechatronic Engineering EU4M is a two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Mechatronic Engineering that offers a high-quality education in Mechatronics responding to the needs of industry and academia by offering a truly integrated approach to the different areas Mechatronics consist of: Mechanics, Electronics and IT control systems. The JMD has two main educational objectives: first, to provide students with the technical knowledge that allows them to deal with any challenge related with the design, fabrication and maintenance of mechatronic systems; second, to help students open up to other working and living styles, through the exposure to other countries and cultures. The EU4M JMD is promoted by a well-integrated partnership, fully supported by five partner Universities (University of Oviedo, Spain, the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, Germany, National Engineering Institute in Mechanics and Microtechniques, France, Ivanovo State Power Engineering University, Russian Federation, and Nile University, Egypt), and supported by further 11 educative and 23 non-educative associated partners located in France, Germany, Spain, Egypt, Russia, USA, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Colombia, Brazil and Cuba. The EU4M JMD builds on the 10 years of experience gathered with Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Mechatronics (2008-2015) and the EU4M Joint Master Degree (2016-2020). The EU4M Joint Master Degree is a 120 ECTS to be taken in two consecutive academic years. Three of the degree awarding institutions (UNIOVI, HSKA and NU) will be offering the same academic programme in three different languages (Spanish, German and English) to give the students the same preparation and different language options. Then students will move on the second year to one or two of the other partner or associate institutions, in order to complete the required mobility periods. EU4M Students will receive at least a degree by the University where they have spent the first year of study and a second one by the University where they have spent the second period of study for their specialization. The Consortium will award a Joint Master Degree in Mechatronics Engineering by the five Universities. With this Master course we respond to the substantial increase in demand for engineers in industry all over the world. The qualifications and education objectives of this Master's course are fundamental and constitute the elements of our higher education for Mechatronics Engineers who will be able to work as specialists, as systems managers or as coordinators in interdisciplinary and international project teams in research and/or industry. Fully Funded Master Degree Scholarships in Mechatronic Engineering For the next cohort 20 Erasmus Mundus scholarships for NON EU and 8 for EU will be available. A full scholarship for non EU students includes: The full tuition fees (9000€/year) A monthly allowance for living expenses of 1000€/month Installation fee: 1000€ (lump sum at arrival) Travel expenses (3000€/year – lump sum) A health insurance (value 500€/year) A full scholarship for EU students includes : The full tuition fees (4000€/year) A monthly allowance for living expenses of 1000€/month Travel costs : 1000€/year A health insurance 500€/year Consortium Scholarships The consortium offers scholarships for EU and NON EU candidates applying for the course. The number (3-4/intake) and amount of scholarships will be fixed according to the fund availability. It will be distributed according to the candidate CV’s quality and their motivation. A full scholarship is not given. We prefer to give partial scholarships to several students instead of full ones to only a few. The Consortium scholarship may include (one or t…