The Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship 2025 funds international students to pursue joint master’s degree programs at leading European universities. The European Master in Dynamics of Renewables-based Power Systems (DREAM) is a two-year Master’s program that offers multidisciplinary education in the dynamics and control of modern power systems.
The mobility scheme will thus consist of visiting two or three EU countries in the first three semesters. Semester 4 is set aside for the Master’s Thesis. Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship that covers tuition, travel, and living expenses, ensuring access to world-class education. The application deadline is 31 January 2025.
Universities/Institutions
DREAM focuses on diverse fields, including but not limited to:
- Funded By: European Union
- University : 4 European University
- Degree level: Masters
- Duration: 2 Years
- Award country: France, Germany, Spain, Romania
Participating Universities in Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship
DREAM is a joint master’s program implemented and fully supported by 4 major European Higher Education Institutions (HEI) sharing a common vision on dynamics and control of modern power systems. :
- Ecole Centrale de Nantes, France
- Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain
- Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft, Germany
- National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest, Romania
Study Areas
DREAM focuses on diverse fields, including but not limited to:
- Engineering studies and development,
- Research and development departments,
- Industrial and/or academic research
- Power systems
- Smart Grids
- Renewable Generation
- Automatic control
- Power Electronics
Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship Benefits
The scholarship offers:
- Full tuition coverage
- Monthly stipend ( €1400/month for the entire period of the program (24 months))
- Travel allowance
- Visa Fee
- Installation and subsistence costs
- Mobility Grant
Benefits Not Included
- Additional personal expenses (e.g., leisure, clothing, or electronics)
Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship Eligibilities
Applicants must:
- Students from all over the world are eligible for this scholarship.
- Open to students who already hold a first university degree equivalent to 180 ECTS credits in the European system (or equivalent).
- The degree must be at least at the Bachelor of Science level, achieved after a minimum of three years of studies.
- Graduation Deadline
- Non-European Students: Graduation must be completed before 31 July 2025.
- European Students: Graduation must be completed before 30 September 2025.
- English Proficiency:
- TOEFL: CBT 220, ITP 550, IBT 80
- Cambridge B2 First Test: 173 or higher
- Cambridge C1 Advanced Test: 160 or higher
- IELTS: 6.5 or higher
- TOEIC: 800
- The results provided must not be older than 3 years at the deadline of the application.
- Candidates must not have received an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) scholarship between 2021 and 2027.
- Candidates cannot use another EU-funded scholarship for the same EMJM course.
- Scholarship holders must repay the funds if they commit fraud or provide false information.
Curriculum and Mobility Scheme for Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship
DREAM students begin their first semester in France, focusing on Power Systems and Automatic Control. For the second semester, they move to Germany, Spain, or Romania.
In the third semester, students choose a specialization at any partner institution:
- France: Smart grids dynamics and control, transmission, distribution, and microgrids
- Germany: Advanced wind turbine control and protection systems
- Spain: Power electronics in power systems
- Romania: Smart power systems
Students will study in 2 or 3 European countries during the first three semesters. The fourth semester is dedicated to the Master’s Thesis.
Graduates receive double or triple degrees from the universities where they studied.
Required Documents of Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship
- CV: Highlight courses and scores related to DREAM fields. Briefly explain any extended study durations.
- Passport or ID: Provide a scanned copy of the first pages showing your name, date of birth, and other details.
- Academic Records: Submit certified degrees, transcripts, and diploma supplements (if available) with official English translations.
- Motivation Letter: Use the mandatory template provided (Word or PDF format).
- English Proficiency: Include a valid certificate from a recognized international English test (details in the FAQ).
- Mobility Preferences: Indicate your preferred mobility tracks for the second and third semesters, as per the program scheme.
- Proof of Residence: Attach official proof of your current residence
Application Process
- Select your desired Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s program from the official catalog.
- Review specific eligibility and documentation requirements for the program.
- Submit the online application through the program’s portal.
- Attach required documents in PDF format.
- Await selection results, typically announced by April.
Tips for Successful Application
- Highlight your academic and extracurricular achievements in the SOP.
- Tailor your application to align with the program’s objectives.
- Seek recommendation letters from professors or employers familiar with your work.
- Proofread your documents meticulously.
- Submit early to avoid last-minute issues.
Monthly Living Expenses for International Students
Living expenses vary depending on the host country and city. Below is an estimate for popular European destinations:
- France (e.g., Paris): €1,000–€1,200
- Germany (e.g., Munich): €900–€1,100
- Spain (e.g., Barcelona): €800–€1,000
- Netherlands (e.g., Amsterdam): €1,200–€1,500
- Italy (e.g., Milan): €800–€1,100
- Portugal (e.g., Lisbon): €700–€900
Breakdown of Monthly Costs:
- Accommodation: €300–€700 (shared or student housing)
- Food: €200–€300
- Transportation: €50–€100
- Utilities and Internet: €50–€100
- Miscellaneous (entertainment, health, etc.): €100–€200
The Erasmus Mundus stipend (€1,000–€1,500) is designed to cover these expenses comfortably.
Why Choose This Opportunity?
The Erasmus Mundus DREAM Scholarship opens doors to a multicultural academic environment, global networking, and a prestigious degree. It provides unparalleled opportunities to gain international exposure, enhance professional prospects, and contribute to global challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I apply for multiple Erasmus Mundus programs?
Yes, you can apply to up to three programs per academic year. - Do I need work experience to apply?
Not necessarily; however, relevant work experience can strengthen your application. - Is there an age limit?
No, there is no age restriction for Erasmus Mundus scholarships. - Can I reapply if not selected?
Yes, you can reapply in the following academic year if you meet the eligibility criteria. - Are family members eligible for financial support?
No, the scholarship only covers the student’s expenses.