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Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Redesigning the Post-Industrial City

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Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Redesigning the Post-Industrial City is a joint master's programme run under Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EACEA). It involves partner institutions across Germany, Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, Türkiye, Belgium, Finland and Croatia and may be of interest if you want a transnational master experience. The programme recurs annually.

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

All nationalities. Study level: master. No age limits or other eligibility conditions are listed here; check the official page for full entry requirements.

What is covered

No funding details are provided in the facts here. The official page has information on scholarships, fees and other benefits where applicable.

How to apply

Application steps are not included in the supplied facts. For application procedures, required documents and admission dates consult the programme's official page: https://www.unic.eu/en/repic#all

Deadline

No deadline is announced in the supplied facts; see the official page for current deadlines.

Written by our editors from the official information.

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