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Cartography - Mapping for a sustainable world

By EACEA (Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters)Germany, Austria, Netherlands

A master's level programme in cartography and mapping run under the EACEA framework, hosted across Germany, Austria and the Netherlands. It focuses on cartography, mapping, sustainable development, information visualisation and joint degree study paths. You should check the official page for full programme details and specific benefits.

Important dates

No dates have been announced yet. Check the official page.

This programme runs every year; dates usually move little from one round to the next.

Who can apply

Open to applicants of all nationalities for the master level fields listed. The official page has any additional eligibility details and requirements.

What is covered

The facts do not specify funding, amounts or specific benefits. The official page has details about what the programme pays for or offers.

How to apply

The facts do not list application steps or required documents. For practical instructions on how to apply, application deadlines and submission portals, see the official page: https://cartographymaster.eu/

Deadline

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https://cartographymaster.eu/

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