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ECT+: Environmental Contamination and Toxicology + One Health (Erasmus Mundus)

University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) with consortium partners (Erasmus+) · Multiple

A two-year master's on pollutants, ecotoxicology and environmental risk assessment within a One Health approach. The consortium includes the University of the Basque Country (Spain), University of Bordeaux and Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (France), University of Liège (Belgium), NTNU (Norway) and Università del Piemonte Orientale (Italy). EACEA has funded five additional cohorts, so scholarships continue for 2027. Suits biology, chemistry, environmental science or veterinary graduates.

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Deadline

Varies

The 2026-2028 call is closed and the 2027-2029 call dates were not yet published on ectplus.eu when checked; EM scholarship calls usually run roughly November-January. A second self-funded window opens in mid-April.

What it covers

  • €1,400/month living allowance for 24 months (standard EMJM)
  • Participation costs (tuition, insurance) covered
  • Travel and installation costs met from the allowance
  • Non-selected candidates with high eligibility scores may join as self-funded students

Who can apply

  • Bachelor's in biology, chemistry, environmental sciences, biochemistry, veterinary science or a related field
  • Good academic record (applications receive an Eligibility Score)
  • English proficiency at least B2 (IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent)
  • Not a previous EMJM scholarship holder

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How to apply

  1. 1Watch ectplus.eu for the 2027-2029 call
  2. 2Prepare transcripts, CV, motivation letter, references and English certificate
  3. 3Submit through the ECT+ online portal before the scholarship deadline
  4. 4Contact ect@ectplus.eu with questions

Tips from successful applicants

  • Pakistani applicants should highlight lab work on water, pesticide or heavy-metal contamination, which is directly relevant
  • If you miss the scholarship, a high eligibility score still lets you continue as self-funded

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