Are you passionate about migration studies? The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) is accepting self-funded applications for its 13th edition (2025-2027) on a rolling basis until July 2025 or until all spots are filled.
This unique, international Erasmus Mundus master's programme provides an interdisciplinary and intercultural approach to migration studies, with students studying in multiple countries across Europe, Africa, and Asia. EMMIR offers a unique opportunity to explore migration studies, intercultural relations, and global mobility across these three continents.
Students in EMMIR engage with migration issues from diverse perspectives, combining theoretical coursework with practical fieldwork and research. The programme offers a mobility structure that allows students to spend each semester in a different country, gaining first-hand experience in a variety of cultural and academic settings.
Who can apply?
Applications for self-funded study places are open on a rolling basis until 15 July 2025, or until study places are filled.
The programme is perfect for those interested in migration policy, international development, human rights, and refugee studies, preparing graduates for careers in NGOs, international organizations, government agencies, and academia. Find our entry requirements here.
This application round is an opportunity for students who are eager to pursue migration studies in a globally connected programme, even if they were not able to apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship.
Why choose EMMIR?
Students in the EMMIR programme get to:
Study migration from an interdisciplinary perspective, engaging with political, social, and cultural dimensions.
Experience a truly international academic environment by studying at multiple universities across different continents.
Gain practical experience through internships and research projects in a range of global contexts.
Join a growing network of alumni and professionals working in migration, humanitarian aid, research, and policy.
Learn more about EMMIR student life here and hear from our alumni here.
How to apply
Self-funded applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with decisions communicated within 30 days of submission. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, as places may fill before the final deadline.
For more details about the application process and programme structure, visit the detailed Applications section on the EMMIR website.
EMMIR provides a unique opportunity to study migration in a global context while building a strong professional and academic network. If you are ready to take the next step, we look forward to receiving your application!
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