Fully FundedMaster'sMultiple (Europe)Fully Funded

Erasmus Mundus International Law Scholarship 2027–2029 (ILSPSD, Fully Funded Joint Master’s)

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Country

Multiple (Europe)

University

Erasmus Mundus consortium of universities

Degree

Master's

Duration

2 years

Deadline

1/4/2027

Application Closes In

Prepare your documents and apply before the deadline.

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Program Overview

International Law of Security, Peace and Sustainable Development (ILSPSD) is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's. The programme describes itself as a course designed to train the next generation of lawyers and policy-makers to work with the political context of international law. Applications for the second intake, 2027 to 2029, with an Erasmus Mundus scholarship are open until 4 January 2027 at 23:59 Central European Time. Self-funded students can apply until 31 March 2027. This page was last checked against the programme website on 7 October 2026.

Key Information

Host Country

Multiple (Europe)

Funding Type

Fully Funded

English Requirement

Varies — check program requirements

Eligible Nations

All nationalities

Category

Fully Funded

Applications Open

Open now

Status

Accepting Applications

Scholarship Benefits

Erasmus Mundus scholarship for the full two-year programme
Erasmus Mundus scholarships cover participation costs and pay a monthly allowance of 1,400 euros
Confirm the details for this intake on the programme website

Eligibility Criteria

  • A bachelor's degree in a related field, or in your final year
  • Meet the academic and language requirements on the programme website
  • Not a previous Erasmus Mundus master's scholarship holder

Guides for this scholarship

How Applications Are Evaluated

Each scholarship provider uses its own selection criteria. Applicants should review the official scholarship guidelines for the specific criteria used to evaluate applications.

Required Documents

University entrance qualification or school leaving certificate
Diploma and transcript of records for your first degree. If you have not graduated, a current transcript or official letter showing you will finish in time and can hand in the certificate by 31 August of the starting year
Personal statement, ideally under 1,000 words, covering your motivation, research interests and preferred study track
Two reference letters dated within the last two years. At least one must be academic
CV in English with your photo on the first page, for example in Europass format
Proof of English: an IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT or Cambridge result, a native-speaker declaration, or proof of a degree taught fully in English in a listed country
Certified English translations of documents not issued in English, Estonian, French, German, Portuguese or Spanish. An apostille is not needed

How to Apply

1
Read the step-by-step application guide on the programme website
2
Choose your first, second and third study track
3
Gather all your documents before you open the form
4
Apply on the Leuphana application platform, using the scholarship form, before 4 January 2027, 23:59 CET
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A referee who prefers can email the letter to the programme office before the deadline
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Self-funded applicants can apply until 31 March 2027

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