How to apply ?
Call for applications 2027-29:
from Oct. 15th, 2026 to Feb. 9th, 2027.
Before starting your application
Read carefully about the RADMEP+ programme and make sure you are eligible to apply.
Assess your financial ability in case you are not awarded a scholarship.
Prepare your application files in English and in PDF format. Make sure all requested documents are ready before starting the application process.
When your documents are ready, go to the online application platform.
Documents to prepare
You will need to upload the documents below. Please make sure all files are available in the requested format before starting the application process.
Recommendations to prepare the documents
Guidelines for each required file
Recommendations to prepare the documents
Guidelines for each required file
CV
A CV, preferably in Europass format. Indicate your LinkedIn public page if you have one (not compulsory). File format: PDF.
Motivation letter
Be up to the point, no more than 1000 words.
A motivation letter must contain:
- Reason for applying
- Interest in the programme
- Ideas of applied research
- Professional development plan
- Preferred choice of mobility for semester 3, stated and argued
- Declaration that you have never benefited from an Erasmus Mundus Master Course grant
- References
Proof of nationality
- Scan of applicant passport, preferred
- National ID and certified language translation
Documented last 5 years residence history
- Document explaining your residency during the last 5 years
- Current residence certificate according to municipality registration rules
- Certificate from place of work, study or training
- Both documents must have been issued within 12 months before the submission deadline
- Residence history is verified using the documents listed on the PRADO website
- Past residence certificate(s), last five years only
Bachelor’s diploma and transcripts
- Scan of original Bachelor diploma in the original language
- List of subjects taken and grades received in the original language
- Diploma Supplement, if applicable
- Certified English translation of the diploma and transcripts
- If the first degree is not completed yet, available transcripts
Recommendation letters
Recommendation letters should be of academic nature and contain contact details and title/position of referees.
English language proficiency
Knowledge of English must be documented by one of the means below:
- TOEFL test with a minimum score of 90 points
- IELTS test with a minimum score of band 6.5
- Pearson’s language test with a score of at least 62 points
- Cambridge Advanced English (CAE)
- Documentation that the applicant meets level B2 within the CEFR
Additional relevant information
Potential additional relevant information within a PDF, such as research papers, projects portfolio, etc.
Estimated living costs
Living costs may vary depending on the country and city of mobility. Students are encouraged to anticipate expenses related to accommodation, transportation, visa procedures and daily life during the programme.
Detailed practical information about mobility, housing and student life in Finland, Belgium and France is available in the Mobility Resources section.
Application procedure
Once you are sure you have all required documents in hand, it is time to apply.
This takes only 10 minutes, provided that you have the requested documentation ready.
- Go to the online application platform
- Complete a quick profile
- Fill in the fields and upload your documents
- You will receive an acknowledgement of receipt once your application is submitted. Check your spam folder if needed. Do not reply to this email.
If you need clarification or encounter technical issues, contact: master.RADMEP@univ-st-etienne.fr
Applications received after the deadline will not be considered. Applications by email will not be accepted at any time.
Disclaimer
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.