Scholarships and tuition fees

For intake 2025, the EACH programme currently offers study-places with tuition-waiver (TW) scholarships funded by the EACH consortium.

The EACH consortium will re-apply for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) grant in February 2025, and the outcome of this proposal will be announced in summer 2025 (probably June-July). Therefore, at the time of admission, we do not yet know whether we will be able to offer EU scholarships. Thus, the programme will initially assign tuition-waiver scholarships to the top-ranking applicants of the 2025 intake. In addition, the top-ranking applicants will be offered conditional EU scholarships. If the grant application is successful, then the programme will provide the top-ranking candidates with full EU scholarships and shift the TW scholarships to candidates further down the ranking list.

The admission committee of the EACH programme will create a ranking of applicants based on their final score achieved during admission (see more information in the section Admission information). All applicants are automatically considered for the TW (and conditional EU) scholarships.

The number of TW scholarships will be announced soon.

There are also some other scholarship options available for our students:

Please also see the Frequently Asked Questions section for more information.

In addition to study-places covered with TW (or possibly EU) scholarships, the EACH programme also offers tuition-fee-based study places for intake 2025.

Scholarship amounts in the EACH programme

1. TW scholarship funded by the EACH consortium:

The EACH consortium offers a number of tuition-waiver scholarships that cover the tuition fee (insurance not included) for the two-year programme.

2. EU scholarships funded by the European Commission (if applicable)

The EU scholarship will cover the following:

  • Participation costs (i.e. tuition fee, including full insurance)
  • Monthly allowance of 1400 EUR for up to 24 months (includes allowance for  installation, subsistence, travel and visa costs).

General rules for EU scholarships

  • Students who have already obtained an Erasmus Mundus Master Course scholarship are not eligible to apply for any additional scholarships under the Erasmus+ scheme.
  • Students benefiting from an EU scholarship cannot benefit from another EU grant while pursuing their studies in an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters programme.
  • EU scholarship is paid during the study period (including to students in their country of residence) if they are enrolled as full-time students.
  • EU scholarships are offered to students from all over the world. However, geographical balance applies.

For all students the cost of tuition in the EACH programme is 9000 EUR/year (18000 EUR/programme).

1. Tuition throughout the programme and essential study materials (including the language courses);

2. Winter School costs (incl. accommodation costs during WS; travel costs if travelling with the group from the first- or second-year location to the WS and/or back);

3. Orientation course and reception upon arrival to the first- and second-year universities;

4. Ongoing support service and counselling by the international student services by the first- and second-year universities;

5. Assistance with everyday issues like settling in the dormitory, registering for classes, getting medical help, etc.;

6. Only for EU scholarship holders and self-paying students: insurance including health insurance, accident insurance, liability insurance, insurance against theft or loss of documents, supplementary assistance insurance, and round-the-clock support service that is valid during studies in the EACH programme.

The tuition fee does not cover accommodation in the dormitory, meals, travel costs required for the mobilities, living expenses, or other costs.

Students are required to pay the fee for the first semester once they arrive in Tartu (by 20 September at the latest after signing the fee contract, please read more here).