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The Erasmus Mundus EMINENT Scholarship 2026-28 offers a transformative opportunity for engineers and scientists to master the interdisciplinary field of Embedded Intelligence Nanosystems Engineering. This prestigious European Master’s program, co-funded by the European Commission, bridges the gap between nanoscale device technology and macroscale intelligent systems. Consequently, scholars benefit from a high-mobility curriculum, spending their two-year journey across at least two to four different European partner universities. By participating in this program, students position themselves at the forefront of the IoT and smart technology revolution.
| Feature | Details |
| Program Title | Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Embedded Intelligence Nanosystems Engineering (EMINENT) |
| Coordinating Institution | University of Siegen, Germany |
| Degree Level | Joint Master’s Degree (120 ECTS) |
| Duration | 2 Years (4 Semesters) |
| Language of Instruction | English |
| Financial Status | Fully Funded (Stipend + Tuition + Insurance) |
The EMINENT Joint Master Degree is meticulously designed to address the global demand for experts in sensor systems, functional nanomaterials, and intelligent data processing. Specifically, the curriculum integrates nanotechnology fabrication with computer architectures for smart devices. All students begin their first semester in Greece to focus on functional materials, followed by a second semester in Germany centered on sensing devices and embedded systems. During the second year, participants choose a specialization track at a partner university in France, Portugal, or Lithuania. This structured mobility ensures that graduates gain a multifaceted perspective on European research and industrial standards.
To be considered for the Erasmus Mundus EMINENT Scholarship, applicants must satisfy the following academic and administrative standards:
Students can tailor their second year of study by choosing one of the five specialized tracks:
Graduates of the EMINENT program will acquire the following high-level competencies:
The EMINENT program awards a Joint Master’s Degree upon successful completion of 120 ECTS. Assessment is conducted through specialized exams, research lab courses, and a final Master’s thesis in the fourth semester. To maintain the scholarship, participants must successfully pass their modules with an average grade above the 2.7 threshold.
| Detail | Information |
| Application Deadline | March 1, 2026 |
| Registration Fee | None for Scholarship Applicants |
| Monthly Stipend | €1,400 per month (for 24 months) |
| Selection Announcement | May/June 2026 |
For technical support or academic inquiries, candidates should reach out to the EMINENT coordination office:
The Erasmus Mundus EMINENT Scholarship 2026-28 is a “all-in” funding package:
Can I apply if I have already received an Erasmus Mundus scholarship?
No, students who have previously been awarded an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) scholarship are not eligible for a second one.
Is there an age limit for the EMINENT scholarship?
There is no official age limit; however, the program is primarily aimed at recent graduates and early-career researchers.
What documents are needed for the English requirement?
You need an IELTS (6.5), TOEFL iBT (88), or a PTE Academic (61) certificate. Some students may be exempt if their entire undergraduate degree was taught in English.
Do I need to secure admission separately at each partner university?
No, you apply once through the central EMINENT portal, and the admission covers all mobility partners.
What happens if I am not selected for the scholarship?
High-ranking applicants not selected for the full scholarship may still be offered admission as self-funded students or suggested for alternative funding like DAAD or Erasmus+ mobility grants.