The Erasmus Mundus NOHA Scholarship supports the joint master’s programme in international humanitarian action. The current call concerns the 2027–2029 cohort. Applications are open through the official NOHA portal.
The programme spans two years and 120 ECTS. Scholarship support is €1,400 per month for up to 24 months. Applicants should prepare both academic evidence and a convincing explanation of their humanitarian interests.
Erasmus Mundus NOHA Scholarship Details
The table below summarises the current official opportunity, including its study or work route and application timing.
Use these details to identify the correct programme before applying. The official page linked at the end contains the controlling conditions and any later notices.
Programme | Joint Master’s in International Humanitarian Action |
|---|---|
Study route | Two years; 120 ECTS |
Host | NOHA university consortium |
Support | €1,400 monthly, up to 24 months |
Cohort | 2027–2029 |
Deadline | 15 December 2026, 23:59 GMT |
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Erasmus Mundus NOHA Scholarship Benefits
The award provides monthly support during an eligible full-time study period. The 2027–2029 call lists 12 scholarships (4 for programme-country and 8 for partner-country applicants), with a 10% cap per nationality. The programme also involves international mobility, which applicants should consider when comparing housing and travel needs.
Mobility is an academic requirement, not simply an optional exchange. Read the consortium’s participation and scholarship conditions before assuming that every personal expense will be reimbursed separately.
For a separate opportunity, review Erasmus Mundus Each Scholarships. Its funding and eligibility conditions differ, so compare the individual guide before deciding.
Erasmus Mundus NOHA Scholarship Eligibility
A relevant bachelor’s qualification at EQF level 6, normally at least 180 ECTS, is required. Scholarship applicants must complete the qualifying degree before the scholarship deadline.
Language requirements depend on the chosen study route. Check the particular university’s rules as well as the common programme requirements, especially if studying in French or Spanish.
Requirements and Documents
Prepare the passport, degree certificate, academic transcript, CV and required references. The application also requires residence and language evidence where applicable.
Follow the portal’s current upload instructions, including translation rules for documents in other languages. Request references early and check that the supplied evidence matches the name and qualification recorded in the application.
Other current guides include Erasmus Mundus EMABG Scholarship and Maastricht NL-High Potential Scholarship. Check their own subject, nationality and application requirements independently.
How to Apply
Use the current call in the official portal to apply for the scholarship cohort. Scholarship consideration is tied to the correct application window.
Review each uploaded file before submitting and retain the confirmation. Do not use an old self-funded deadline elsewhere on a programme page as the cutoff for this scholarship call.
Application Deadline
The current scholarship window runs from 1 October to 15 December 2026. The official portal specifies a cutoff of 23:59 GMT.
Older ancillary dates on the master’s information page do not replace this current cohort-specific call. Use the application portal for the live window and any subsequent official notices.
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers address the main conditions that can affect whether this opportunity fits your plans.
They reflect the checked official information. Use the programme’s own application instructions for any requirement specific to your circumstances.
What is the scholarship amount?
The stated contribution is €1,400 per month for up to 24 months.
Can I complete my degree after the scholarship deadline?
The current scholarship instructions require the qualifying degree to be completed before that deadline.
Does the programme require mobility?
Yes. The joint programme includes compulsory international physical mobility under its published rules.
Conclusion
The Erasmus Mundus NOHA Scholarship is worth considering when its published conditions match your qualifications and plans. Prepare the application around the specific academic or professional requirements described above. Use the confirmed deadline state rather than a date copied from an older intake.
Before submitting, review the official programme information and check the current application instructions. Keep your supporting evidence consistent and retain the submission confirmation. Any selection or funding decision must come from the programme itself.
