Published: 29 Oct 2026 14 views
The SPACEMED Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s programme offers students an opportunity to explore these questions through an interdisciplinary degree combining human physiology, space medicine and environmental research.
The two-year programme brings together Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin in Germany, Université de Caen Normandie in France, and the Jožef Stefan International Postgraduate School in Slovenia. Students study the effects of spaceflight and extreme conditions on the human body, participate in laboratory and field-based activities, and complete a research thesis or internship.
The EMJM scholarship is €1,400 per month, for a total of 24 months, and includes a participation fee waiver. No additional funding is allocated by SpaceMed to cover the living expenses of the scholarship holders (travel, accommodation, visa, etc.).
Either a Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, psychology or kinesiology (180 ECTS), a Master's degree in engineering, a medical degree, or a degree characterized by significant study of humans in space or extreme environments.
A minimum level of English language proficiency equivalent to B2 according to the levels defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The applicant has several options:
1. Prove your level of English by taking one of the following tests (the certificate must not be older than 3 years):
OLS test is not a valid language certificate!
2. Applicants whose native language is English are exempted from taking a test but they must provide a declaration on honour.
3. Applicants who have previously followed studies in English are allowed to provide a certificate from their university of origin stating that the medium of instruction was English.
The criteria and respective scores are the following:
Students from all over the world are eligible for EMJM scholarships under some conditions:
All documents must be in English.
Only certified translations will be accepted. All documents translated to English must come with a copy of the original document.
During the application process, you will have to submit the following information and documents:
At least one from an official of the faculty from which the diploma was obtained or will be obtained before the start of the programme;
The second one from an employer, internship supervisor, or academic supervisor
A short (less than 1 minute) video (MP4) in English explaining why the applicant would be a good candidate for SpaceMed, including at least personal and academic motivation and relevant skills and abilities.
Passport or National Identity Card only
*if you have dual nationality, you have to upload your 2 passports or National Identity Cards in a single PDF file when you submit your application.
To be considered valid proof of residence, your document must contain:
- your full name
- your exact address (street name, city, country).
- date of issue
The document must have been issued within the 12 months preceding the submission deadline.
As proof of residence, you can provide a utility bill, for example, or a letter from your employer/university attesting to your mailing address. The document must meet the above requirements (name, mailing address, date). If you do not have such a document, you can ask your local council to provide you with a certificate/letter of residence containing all the above information.
Please note that the following documents are not accepted as Proof of residency: Identity documents (student card, national identity card, passport, driving license, etc.) or "work certificates" from the company you work for. We need your current home address, not your work address.
Check also:
2026 Fully Funded Humboldt Research Fellowship
2026 Eutopia PhD Co-tutelle Call
For more information, kindly visit the Erasmus Mundus webpage.
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