Erasmus Mundus STEPS: Sustainable Transportation and Electric Power Systems (2027 intake)
Last date 8 January 2027 (counted to end of day IST; the notice may say an earlier time)
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What Erasmus Mundus STEPS: Sustainable Transportation and Electric Power Systems (2027 intake) is
Two-year Erasmus Mundus joint Master's in electric power and e-mobility across Oviedo, Coimbra/Rome and Kiel, with EU-funded scholarships
Who can apply
BTech/BE graduates in electrical, mechanical or allied engineering (three-year-plus degree); final-years should confirm with the consortium whether a provisional certificate is accepted
The organiser's rules Bachelor degree in Engineering (min. three years / 180 ECTS or equivalent); scholarships open to all nationalities
What it pays
“Contribution to subsistence costs (for both programme and partner country scholarship holders) € 1,400 per month for the entire duration of the EMJMD study programme (24 months maximum).”
Important dates
- Last date
- 8 January 2027
- Checked
- 31 October 2026, on EMJM STEPS consortium (University of Oviedo, coordinator)'s own page
The receipt
Copied word for word from EMJM STEPS consortium (University of Oviedo, coordinator)'s own page, so you can check it yourself:
“The call for applications is open until 8th January 2027 , for the academic course starting on September 2027.”
Desk notes
Listed in the EACEA Erasmus Mundus catalogue. Homepage date (8 Jan 2027) overrides the admission page's generic '15th January the year N' calendar. Scholarship page uses older EMJMD wording; number of scholarships for 2027 not stated. Strong fit for EE/ME students.
FAQ
What is the last date to apply for Erasmus Mundus STEPS: Sustainable Transportation and Electric Power Systems (2027 intake)?
The last date is 8 January 2027 (count it as end of day IST unless the notice says an earlier time). EMJM STEPS consortium (University of Oviedo, coordinator)'s own page says: "The call for applications is open until 8th January 2027 , for the academic course starting on September 2027."
Who can apply for Erasmus Mundus STEPS: Sustainable Transportation and Electric Power Systems (2027 intake)?
BTech/BE graduates in electrical, mechanical or allied engineering (three-year-plus degree); final-years should confirm with the consortium whether a provisional certificate is accepted. In the organiser's words: Bachelor degree in Engineering (min. three years / 180 ECTS or equivalent); scholarships open to all nationalities.
How much does Erasmus Mundus STEPS: Sustainable Transportation and Electric Power Systems (2027 intake) pay?
EMJM STEPS consortium (University of Oviedo, coordinator)'s page says: "Contribution to subsistence costs (for both programme and partner country scholarship holders) € 1,400 per month for the entire duration of the EMJMD study programme (24 months maximum)."
Where do I apply for Erasmus Mundus STEPS: Sustainable Transportation and Electric Power Systems (2027 intake)?
On EMJM STEPS consortium (University of Oviedo, coordinator)'s own site: https://www.emjmdstepsrock.eu/admission. The Deadline Desk links only to the organiser's page, never an aggregator.