Six Moldovans will benefit, during the study years 2016-2018, from Erasmus Mundus Master scholarships, after applying, in the 2016 Call, for funding within EU’s Erasmus+ Programme for Education. The results were published by the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), located in Brussels, which is responsible for the selection.
A total of 77 citizens of the Republic of Moldova applied for Erasmus Mundus Master scholarships with the launch of the 2016 Call. In the same time, one person out of eight aplicants from European Union was accepted to conduct a part of the Master studies in Moldova.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master and Doctorate Degrees are part of Key action 1 – Credit Mobility in Erasmus+. The list of available Master Programmes can be consulted here and the list of available Doctorate Programmes is here. The application period for 2017-2019 will start in the Autumn of 2016.