How to apply

Registration for the 2026/2027 academic year has been released and will take place on April 15, 2026. A link to the registration requirements will appear on this page.

APPLICATION DOCUMENTS (E-FORM)
Applicants are required to upload high-quality digital copies (scans) of the following documents to the application system. The documentation must meet the requirements of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters action:
a) Application Form: Completed online, containing personal data, educational background, language skills, professional experience, and the preference for the professional track within the CLIDE programme.
b) Motivation Letter: Explaining the candidate's background and reasons for applying.
c) Recommendation Letters: At least two letters from (one) academic and (one) professional referees.
d) Diploma of First-Cycle Studies:
i. A scan of the original diploma entitling the candidate to apply for Master’s degree programmes in the country of issuance.
ii. If the diploma is not originally issued in English, an official translation into English is required.
iii. Note for final-year students: If the diploma has not yet been obtained at the time of application, an official Certificate of Enrolment and the most recent Transcript of Records must be provided.
e) Transcript of Records: A scan of the official supplement or transcript listing all courses taken and grades obtained, along with an official translation into English (if applicable).
f) Eligibility Statement: A document confirming that the held diploma entitles the candidate to undertake second-cycle (Master's level) studies in the country where the diploma was issued (unless this is explicitly stated on the diploma/supplement itself) - SYRENA PORTAL
g) Proof of Language Proficiency: Scans of official language test scores or other recognised proofs of B2 English level.
h) Additional Achievements: Other relevant documents (e.g., scientific articles, proof of employment/internships, video pitch).
i) Video Business Card (check more info on FAQs).

Each year, we aim to accept approximately 20-30 candidates (including approximately 12 Erasmus Mundus scholarship holders and 12 free-tuition applicants who do not receive an Erasmus Mundus scholarship).

After verification and evaluation of documents, those qualified for the next stage (approximately 60-80 applicants) will be invited to an interview, where a committee will assess their motivation and leadership knowledge.