On February 12, 2026, the MaStER_G consortium successfully submitted its EMJM project proposal for evaluation, marking one of the project’s key milestones. This achievement reflects the strong collaborative effort of all partner institutions and positions the consortium well for the next stage of the Erasmus Mundus selection process. This news was also shared across the consortium’s LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram channels to highlight this important accomplishment to a wider audience.
On 2 February, the consortium held a new meeting to review and finalize several important details ahead of the upcoming EMJM proposal submission. During this session, partners focused on fine‑tuning essential components of the application, including learning outcomes, mobility pathways, and quality assurance measures, ensuring full alignment with Erasmus Mundus standards. Particular attention was given to strengthening institutional commitments and completing the remaining administrative documentation required for a competitive submission. The meeting also allowed the consortium to review the final timeline, distribute remaining tasks, and confirm coordination procedures for the last phase of the proposal preparation process. With these steps completed, the consortium moves confidently toward the 12 February 2026 deadline, reaffirming its shared commitment to developing an innovative, internationally oriented master’s programme that promotes high‑quality, inclusive educational opportunities on a global scale.
The third meeting of the MaStER_G consortium was held on December 22, 2025, with a strong focus on the upcoming Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) call—a key milestone for the project. As one of the major deliverables of MaStER_G, the consortium officially began preparations for the EMJM project proposal, aiming to meet the submission deadline on February 12, 2026. This proposal is a crucial step toward securing funding and elevating the program’s international reach and impact. If successfully granted, the MaStER_G program will be able to offer generous scholarships to prospective students—€1,400 per month for a full duration of 24 months—covering both academic and living expenses during the two-year program. This meeting marked a significant advancement in the project's development and demonstrated the consortium’s shared commitment to providing high-quality, inclusive education opportunities on a global scale.
The MaStER_G consortium held its second official meeting on November 24, 2025, with a strong focus on branding and key project management tools. During the meeting, consortium members voted on the official project logo and agreed on the project’s visual identity, laying the foundation for coherent promotional activities and enhanced project visibility. In addition, the consortium approved three essential guiding documents for project implementation: the Risk Management Plan, Quality Management Plan, and Financial Guidelines, along with the corresponding Boards. These documents are crucial for ensuring effective governance, transparency, and the smooth operation of the MaStER_G project. Overall, the meeting marked a significant milestone in both the strategic alignment and operational development of the project.
The project is funded by the European Union through the European Executive Agency for Education and Culture(EACEA) and the Erasmus Mundus + funding programme.Disclaimer: 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 European Executive Agency for Education and Culture. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Could not find the information you were looking for? Contact us at: