International applicants, including Ugandans, need a relevant bachelor\'s degree, at least a C+ equivalent academic result, appropriate migration, intercultural or methods preparation, and qualifying English proficiency.

The European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations explores migration through interdisciplinary and international study. Its two-year programme operates across partner institutions in Europe, Africa and Asia.

Benefits
Competitive scholarships provide EUR 1,400 monthly for twenty-four months with programme participation and insurance arrangements. Non-fee-paying places waive participation fees but do not provide the same living and travel support.

Requirements
Academic qualifications and transcripts, English-language evidence and the supporting application materials specified in EMMIR\'s entry requirements and EMundus application.

How to apply
Follow EMMIR\'s application procedures, register in the linked EMundus system and select the scholarship or non-fee-paying route. Submit the complete application by the deadline.