Please visit the link to see what Sarah would like to share with us about the EMGS program: https://www.studieren-weltweit.de/studieren-ohne-grenzen-erasmus-mundus-master-kurz-erklaert/
The Ghent University awards so called Top-up Grants to candidates from all countries on the OESO-DAC list, who wish to obtain a master’s degree at Ghent University in an English taught programme. The grants comprise a monthly living allowance of 1,000 Euros as well as insurance coverage for their
Kia Ora! Dunedin is a relatively small but lively city with a loads of activities, student clubs, amazing landscapes and great opportunities to grasp New Zealand as a country that is in the midst of finding its postcolonial way. With the amazing help of Uni staff in any matter
I studied EMGS in 2020-22. During my second year in Vienna, I had the pleasure to participate in the Regional Academy on the United Nations and work together with a team of other students from different countries and disciplinary backgrounds. In cooperation with a mentor from the Organisation for
I am Danuta Gruszka a recent alumna of our programme (2022) and I am the current programme representative of EMGS to the Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Association (EMA). I would like to encourage all EMGS students and alumni to become an EMA member and access some of the
Are you interested in studying global processes in an interdisciplinary perspective, at different universities and in an international classroom? And do you hold a Bachelor’s degree in social sciences or humanities with good grades as well as a very good command of English? Then we hereby encourage you to
Our stay in Canada, more accurately in Halifax, has been a wonderful experience combining an academic focus on International Development Studies from sociological, economical, and methodological perspectives, experiencing some sort of a „Canadian“ lifestyle as well as getting to know people from both the rurally charming province of Nova
My main motivation to come study in Australia was that I wanted to study at a non-European university to challenge my thinking. Macquarie did not disappoint. At Macquarie’s Department for Indigenous Studies, I found a course that critically engaged with Western paradigms by introducing concepts from Indigenous scholarship and
