A two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master that trains engineers to design decarbonised, sustainable solutions for aviation and space — studying in France, Belgium and Germany with all courses in English, ending in a joint European diploma. Erasmus Mundus scholars pay no participation fees at all and receive €1,400 a month for the full two years.
Why it is notable: it is one of the few Erasmus Mundus programmes in hard aerospace engineering (mechanics/physics graduates), with mandatory mobility across three consortium countries — and the single 1 December 2026 deadline covers both scholarship and self-funded applications.
Funding at a glance
What it covers
€1,400/month for up to 24 months (up to €33,600) — contributes to accommodation, food, local transport, international travel and installation (no automatic separate plane ticket or free accommodation):
Full coverage of programme participation costs, including mandatory tuition fees at all three partner universities (€4,500/year paid directly to the coordination office):
Insurance coverage under the Master's programme:
Joint activities/expenses of the programme organisation covered through participation costs:
Optional: stackable Erasmus+ study/internship grants for mobility semesters and Eiffel Excellence eligibility in year two (per programme guidance — confirm current terms):
Eligibility criteria
Qualification Required
Graduationfor Masters
This scholarship is offered for Masters programs.
Who can apply
all nationalities — "allows students of all nationalities to pursue a two-year Master's degree"
Experience
No experience required
Language Certificate
English — all courses taught entirely in English; accepted English test result where applicable
Other Certificates
bachelor's diploma, academic transcripts; CV (Europass-style with photo on first page per programme guidance); documents not in an accepted consortium language need certified English translation
Age Limit
No Age Limit
Check your eligibility
Run all three quick checks before reviewing your chosen course's full entry requirements.
1
Country checker
all nationalities eligible; EMJM geographical funding rules apply to award ranking.
2
Last degree checker
Choose your highest completed qualification to see which degree level may fit.
3
Course checker
Pick a course to see whether it falls inside this scholarship's scope.
Complete all three checks
Your combined result will appear here.
Based on published eligibility — always confirm on the official page before applying.
Application essentials
Requirements
Review each requirement before you begin the application.
01
Qualification
Bachelor's in mechanics, physics or a closely related discipline (formal admission criteria on the programme site).
02
Language
English proficiency (all courses in English); accepted test result where applicable.
03
Documents
diploma, transcripts, Europass CV with photo, certified translations where needed — all through the online system.
04
Mobility
mandatory study periods across France, Belgium and Germany.
05
EMJM rules
no previous EMJM scholarship; scholarship ranking by the selection committee under EU geographical rules.
06
Fee
no application fee stated on official pages.
Document checklist
01Online application via tfmasa.tchooz.app
02Bachelor's diploma (mechanics/physics or closely related)
03Academic transcripts
04CV (Europass-style, photo on first page)
05Proof of English proficiency (accepted test, where applicable)
06Certified English translations for documents not in an accepted consortium language
Application fee
no application fee stated on the official pages viewed (most EMJM programmes charge none — confirm on the portal).
Visa, kept concise: Study visa type for this destination: multi-country mobility — French student visa (VLS-TS étudiant) is the anchor for the Bordeaux period; Belgian and German registrations/permits follow the mobility schedule per consortium guidance.…
Application Procedure
10 steps — follow in order. Each stage prepares the next.
01
Check the admission criteria (Bachelor's in mechanics/physics
or closely related discipline) and the mobility structure on tfmasa.com.
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02
Prepare documents: bachelor's diploma
transcripts, Europass-style CV with photo on first page, English test result, certified translations where needed.
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03
Create an account on the official online
application system (tfmasa.tchooz.app) — the call opens 1 September 2026, 08:00 CEST.
1 Dec 2026 — , 10:00 CET — single call covering EMJM scholarships AND self-funded places
Who can apply?
all nationalities — "allows students of all nationalities to pursue a two-year Master's degree"
What does the scholarship cover?
€1,400/month for up to 24 months (up to €33,600) — contributes to accommodation, food, local transport, international travel and installation (no automatic separate plane ticket or free accommodation):; Full coverage of programme participation costs, including mandatory tuition fees at all three partner universities (€4,500/year paid directly to the coordination office):; Insurance coverage under the Master's programme:; Joint activities/expenses of the programme organisation covered through participation costs:
Where do I apply?
Through the official application portal linked in the Official links section on this page.
Need document or attestation help?
Detailed attestation guidance stays in Opplore's standalone Guides section, not inside this scholarship page.
Multiple countries · Université de Bordeaux + UCLouvain/EPL +…