RADMEP+ Funding Opportunities
Scholarships
Financial support opportunities for international students
Discover the funding opportunities available for RADMEP+ students, including Erasmus Mundus scholarships, fee waivers and additional support.
Scholarship opportunities
The RADMEP+ programme benefits from the financial support of the European Union (EU) and is funded through an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) programme. This support allows us to implement a very attractive scholarship strategy to attract the best students.
Available scholarships
EMJM Scholarship
Up to 1400€/month for 2 years
Total: up to 33,600€
100% fee-waivers covered by RADMEP+ Consortium
Around 70 scholarships will be offered for the next 4 intakes, in accordance with EU rules on geographical distribution.
RADMEP+ Fee Waiver
Reduced tuition fees for selected students
EU: 1000€/year
Non-EU: 2000€/year
Available for students from all nationalities, up to 50 self-funded students.
EMJM scholarships are open to students from all regions of the world. To ensure geographical balance, no more than 10% of scholarships may be awarded to candidates of the same nationality across all editions.
In addition to 50 regular scholarships, up to 20 additional scholarships are available for specific regions defined by the European Commission (Regions 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11). These targeted scholarships follow separate allocation rules.
Scholarship rules
- All applicants before the deadline are automatically considered
- Scholarships are not cumulative
- Scholarships are awarded based on merit
- Best ranked applicants receive the best funding
- Applications submitted after the deadline are not eligible
- Same selection process applies for admission and scholarships
- First-year performance may impact second-year fundingOK
Participation Costs
Participation costs depend on whether applicants are from EU Member States or other countries, in line with European Union funding policies.
| EU Member States | Other countries | |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-2027 (2 semesters) | 4,500 € | 9,000 € |
| 2027-2028 (2 semesters) | 4,500 € | 9,000 € |
| Total participation costs (entire programme) | 9,000 € | 18,000 € |
Self-funded students will be able to pay participation costs in three instalments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do non-EU students pay higher participation costs?
Cost differences
Why do non-EU students pay higher participation costs?
Cost differences
Higher participation costs for non-EU students reflect additional administrative and support services required throughout the programme.
I cannot afford the participation costs. What can I do?
Financial support
I cannot afford the participation costs. What can I do?
Financial support
Participation costs should not discourage you from applying. Generous scholarships are available for the best candidates.
How are participation costs used?
Transparency and funding
How are participation costs used?
Transparency and funding
RADMEP+ is managed by European public universities as a non-profit programme. Participation costs reflect the real cost of delivering the programme, and any surplus is reinvested directly into student scholarships.
What do I pay for ?
Participation costs that are charged to each student cover, for the entire duration of the RADMEP+ programme, the costs related to:
- The selection process;
- Registration, and notably, local tuitions fees in hosting university;
- Full access to RADMEP+ curriculum (courses, offer of master thesis in the industry, exams, thesis examinations);
- Social insurance and full insurance cover during the entire period of the programme;
- Student’ affairs services including administrative counselling, degree delivery, support for banking, housing, and immigration affairs;
- Full access to any scientific courses offered by hosting universities;
- Full access to hosting universities’ libraries and online resources;
- Full access to hosting universities’ services (culture, sports, health, …);
- Dedicated local language courses;
- Special tutoring / mentoring by an Academic Advisor; access to RADMEP+ events and networking activities with industry and alumni;
Important information
Accommodation and travel expenses are not covered by the participation costs. You can find here (coming soon) a “rule of thumb” budgeting of the 2 years programme based on cost of living to self-assess your financial ability to join as a self-sponsored student.
The “single nationality rule”: students with a double nationality must specify the nationality under which they submit their scholarship application. When applying for RADMEP, you should choose one and only one nationality if you hold dual citizenship.
Support for students with special needs
The programme has received additional funding to support students with long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments.
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.
