Study in Europe (Germany and Erasmus)

Overview

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's programmes are run by consortia of universities in different countries. You apply directly to the programme you choose, and full scholarships may be offered to top-ranked applicants worldwide.

Germany is a separate route. DAAD and Study in Germany are the official starting points, and entry rules and tuition vary by university and state.

Admission steps

1. Search the Erasmus Mundus course catalogue and read each programme's own page for requirements and steps.
2. Prepare a strong application: transcripts, language proof, motivation letter and references.
3. Apply directly to the programme, with or without a scholarship, before its deadline.
4. For Germany, search programmes on the official DAAD portal and apply to the university or through its portal.
5. Apply for your national visa for the country where you will start your studies.

Documents you usually need

• Bachelor's degree or final-year proof (graduation must happen before the programme starts)
• Transcripts and certificates
• English or German language proof, as required
• Motivation letter and references
• Passport

Visa for Europe

1. Check which country you will study in first. The visa is issued by that country's embassy.
2. For Germany, apply for a national student visa at the German mission in Pakistan, and book your appointment early.
3. Prepare proof of funds, health insurance, admission letter and passport.
4. Check the official page of the destination country for the current document list and fees.

Documents

• Admission or enrolment letter
• Proof of financial resources
• Health insurance
• Passport and photographs
• Other documents requested by the embassy

Funding and scholarships

• Erasmus Mundus scholarship: awarded by the programme to top-ranked applicants worldwide, and varies by programme.
• DAAD scholarships for Germany: see the DAAD site for current calls.

All scholarships