Did you know you can study at the University of Groningen and at other universities at the same time? Erasmus Mundus offer highly specialised Master’s programmes in a variety of topics! 

The University of Groningen offers 9 different Erasmus Mundus programmes, so you can study for one semester in sunny Spain, Portugal or Greece, or keep it chill(y) in Belgium, Finland, or Iceland. Either way, you are bound to become an expert in your field while also embracing new cultures and making unforgettable memories. 

A Quick Overview: 

Here is a quick overview of all the opportunities that lie ahead:

MA Euroculture: Get a deeper understanding of European culture in a global context through this 2-year programme. Options for studying abroad include Spain, the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland, France, Italy, or Sweden.

International Master's in Innovative Medicine: This programme is jointly organised with institutions from Germany, Estonia, and Sweden. By the end, you will be a trained professional in translational biomedical research.

Natural Language Processing: Are you curious about how Large Language Models work? Discover the answer and much more while studying and travelling to Germany, Malta, the Czech Republic, Italy, Spain, or France.

Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling: While studying in places from Spain, France, Belgium, Italy, and Portugal, you will have the opportunity to delve deeper into the intricacies of modern chemistry, biochemistry, chemical biology, physics, and material science.

Clinical Linguistics: Studying how the brain processes languages and how language disorders impact communication has never been more fun! Join this programme and find out more while also discovering the cultures of Finland and Belgium.

International Humanitarian Action: Do you want to be the change? In this programme, you will learn more about humanitarian action as an effective and ethical expression of human solidarity. Partner universities are based in France, Malta, Germany, Spain, Ireland, Poland, and Sweden.

International Master's in Sustainable Drug Discovery: This programme is jointly organised with universities from Belgium, Poland, France, and Sweden. You have the opportunity to learn how drug discovery can be done sustainably and ecologically.

Islands and Sustainability: What can be better than going to an island for your studies? Islands are unique in their sustainable development approaches, but they also face a different set of challenges. Become an expert while studying in Greece, Spain, Iceland, Sweden, Canada, or the UK.

Religious Diversity in a Globalised World: Study abroad in Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, or Chile while forming an in-depth understanding of the importance of religion in global contexts.

What are some of the benefits? 

At the end of your exciting adventure, you will be the proud owner of a Master’s degree issued by multiple institutions. The Erasmus Mundus diplomas are highly sought after in the workforce as they signal your specialised knowledge, high skill level, quick adaptability to future employers, making you a true professional.

What people say 

But don’t take our word for it, we asked students from different EM programmes about their experiences of going abroad and delving deeper into the subjects they love.

“Being part of the Erasmus Mundus program ‘Religious Diversity in a Globalised World’ has been one of the best experiences of my life. A classroom filled with students from all over the world creates a unique space in which (academic) discussions take place that never would have taken place in a classroom full of Dutch people. Although this was great, it’s been mainly the social aspect of the EM program that really changed my life. I’ve met people from a variety of countries and cultures and have made some really dear friends. I’ve visited one EM friend in Belfast, another in Mexico City, and am planning on visiting another one in Georgia next spring. The EM program has opened up my world in a way that no other programme could have done.”

Sterre (‘Religious Diversity in a Globalised World’ alumn)

Now that you know all about the EM programmes, it’s time to browse all the programmes!