The Erasmus Mundus route is open to eligible applicants worldwide, including Ugandans. Candidates need a relevant scientific bachelor\'s-level background, typically in biology, chemistry, environmental science, toxicology or related fields, and must meet the programme\'s English and academic requirements.

MSECT+OH studies environmental contamination, toxicology and One Health across European partner universities. The curriculum integrates biology, chemistry, environmental science and health-risk analysis and includes a Norwegian Arctic study component.

Benefits
The programme has renewed Erasmus Mundus funding for additional cohorts. NTNU exempts Erasmus Mundus Joint Master students from its non-EU tuition fee, and Erasmus Mundus funding may cover tuition and provide living and mobility support under the applicable call. Students relying on Norway\'s post-study job-seeker route should confirm that the completed joint degree and Norwegian study-permit history meet UDI requirements.

Requirements
Applicants provide degree, transcripts, identity, English-language and programme-specific scientific documents through the ECT+ ONE HEALTH admissions process. Academic preparation must support advanced toxicology, environmental contamination and One Health study.

How to apply
Use the official ECT+ ONE HEALTH application route when the next cohort opens and submit all required academic and language documents. The next exact application dates have not yet been published.