Erasmus+ Joint Master Degrees 2027 Intake
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Scholarship
Deadline: October 12, 2026 Applications are open for the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Rwanda 2026/2027. The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Rwanda supports academically talented, service-oriented youth yet still facing social and economic barriers in Rwanda and Africa to pursue higher education and cultivate their leadership potential. The program creates conditions that enable young people to attain inclusive and relevant quality university education, transition smoothly into dignified and fulfilling work, and lead transformative lives.
Eligibility: Be a citizen of Rwanda or any African country, a refugee, or a displaced young person in Africa. Be academically qualified. Demonstrate critical social and/or economic needs and/or disability. For undergraduate applicants, be not older than 28 years at the time of application, or not older than 30 years for those with certified proof of a protracted life condition (e.g., refugees, single mothers, members of child-headed families, etc.).
Benefits: Comprehensive financial support, including full tuition fees, fully paid on-campus accommodation, a laptop, learning materials, an annual return ticket allowance, and a full-year monthly stipend. Psycho-social support services. Uniquely sourced internships with industry partners for professional development. Continued academic support through academic mentorship, virtual learning, and tutoring.
How to apply: Click here to apply For more information, visit Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program.
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Applications are open for the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Rwanda 2026/2027. The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Rwanda supports academically talented, service-oriented youth yet still facing social and economic barriers in Rwanda and Africa to pursue higher education and cultivate their leadership potential.
The program creates conditions that enable young people to attain inclusive and relevant quality university education, transition smoothly into dignified and fulfilling work, and lead transformative lives. The program mission is to cultivate ethical and transformative leaders who will drive societal change and spearhead the transformation agenda of the African continent.
Comprehensive financial support, including full tuition fees, fully paid on-campus accommodation, a laptop, learning materials, an annual return ticket allowance, and a full-year monthly stipend.
Psycho-social support services.
Uniquely sourced internships with industry partners for professional development.
Continued academic support through academic mentorship, virtual learning, and tutoring.
Career development services, including industrial mentorship, career guidance, and professional development.
Regular group meetings with other scholars, focusing on personal and professional development opportunities.
Opportunities to participate in leadership congresses, community service, and mentoring through the “Go Back, Give Back” initiative.
The prestige of becoming part of the growing Mastercard Foundation Scholars Alumni network and connecting with the Global Scholars Community.
Be a citizen of Rwanda or any African country, a refugee, or a displaced young person in Africa.
Be academically qualified.
Demonstrate critical social and/or economic needs and/or disability.
For undergraduate applicants, be not older than 28 years at the time of application, or not older than 30 years for those with certified proof of a protracted life condition (e.g., refugees, single mothers, members of child-headed families, etc.).
Meet the admission criteria for eligible programs at the University of Rwanda.
Have proven records of leadership and community engagement.
Show a strong commitment to community engagement and be prepared to “Go Back” and/or “Give Back” to their community.
Refugees and individuals with disabilities are expected to provide legal proof of their status.
For more information, visit Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program.
Be a citizen of Rwanda or any African country, a refugee, or a displaced young person in Africa. Be academically qualified. Demonstrate critical social and/or economic needs and/or disability. For undergraduate applicants, be not older than 28 years at the time of application, or not older than 30 years for those with certified proof of a protracted life condition (e.g., refugees, single mothers, members of child-headed families, etc.). Meet the admission criteria for eligible programs at the University of Rwanda. Have proven records of leadership and community engagement. Show a strong commitment to community engagement and be prepared to “Go Back” and/or “Give Back” to their community. Refugees and individuals with disabilities are expected to provide legal proof of their status.
For more information, visit Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program.
Comprehensive financial support, including full tuition fees, fully paid on-campus accommodation, a laptop, learning materials, an annual return ticket allowance, and a full-year monthly stipend. Psycho-social support services. Uniquely sourced internships with industry partners for professional development. Continued academic support through academic mentorship, virtual learning, and tutoring. Career development services, including industrial mentorship, career guidance, and professional development. Regular group meetings with other scholars, focusing on personal and professional development opportunities. Opportunities to participate in leadership congresses, community service, and mentoring through the “Go Back, Give Back” initiative. The prestige of becoming part of the growing Mastercard Foundation Scholars Alumni network and connecting with the Global Scholars Community.
For more information, visit Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program.
Study a master’s in at least two European countries with a full EU scholarship covering fees, travel and living costs.
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