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MSc in Smart Cities and Communities

By Erasmus Mundus (EACEA) Joint Masters CatalogueBelgium, Spain, Greece, Finland

This is the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master programme titled MSc in Smart Cities and Communities, offered across partner universities in Belgium, Spain, Greece and Finland. It brings together topics such as energy, informatics, mobility and data science and is aimed at students looking for an interdisciplinary master level experience.

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 may apply. The programme is at master level. The official page has any additional eligibility conditions.

What is covered

This listing does not include funding or benefit details. The official programme page lists scholarship and funding information.

How to apply

Check the programme website for entry requirements, required documents and the application procedure and submit your application through the programme portal as described on the official page. The official page has the full application instructions: https://www.smaccs.eu/

Deadline

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

Written by our editors from the official information.

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https://www.smaccs.eu/

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