Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees are prestigious, integrated, international study programmes, jointly delivered by an international consortium of higher education institutions.

Students at Master's level worldwide can apply.

EMJMD Intakes starting/continuing in Autumn 2020 and COVID-19

Should COVID-19 travel restrictions still be in place for the start of the Academic year in the Autumn of 2020, the EMJMD consortia that the University of Glasgow coordinates (or takes part in) are preparing a flexible blended learning approach for the coming academic year. Year 1 EMJMD students, who start their mobility periods at Glasgow, or Year 2 EMJMD students due to continue their EMJMD studies with consortium partners, in Autumn 2020, will be able to do so on-line through the Virtual Learning Environment and join the programme face-2-face once COVID-19 travel restrictions are lifted. 


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International Law of Global Security, Peace & Development

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Tourism Development & Culture

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Adult Education for Social Change

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Central & East European, Russian & Eurasian Studies

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Children's Literature, Media & Culture

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Education Policies for Global Development

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Global Markets, Local Creativities

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Security, Intelligence & Strategic Studies

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South European Studies

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