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Tuition fees

The EUROPUBHEALTH Master fees have been set at 12,150€ for the two years of study (120 ECTS). This fee includes all services provided by the establishments in the Consortium :

• Enrolment in all the teaching units and modules
• Participation to an orientation programme for International students
• Provision of all teaching aids and documents
• Unlimited access to Internet
• Free access to libraries facilities
• Language course during first and second year
• Organisation of the practical placement and associated tutoring
  

The fees don't include costs relating to accomodation, food, international travel, travel on site or insurance.

In addition to the tuition fees, insurance is compulsory for students who receive an Erasmus Mundus grant. It costs 335€ per year and will be directly deducted from the grant.

Eligibility conditions

The application procedure and selection process are the same for all candidates, regardless of whether they come from European or third countries.

Warning : The University of Sheffield is currently able to accept self-funding EU candidates only, and can not consider applications from non-EU self-funding students.

Refer to admission requirements

2010-2012 Session: Application deadline

For candidates who are applying for an Erasmus Mundus grant: THE APPLICATIONS ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR THE 2010 - 2012 SESSION

• Category A grants (except Western Balkan and Turkey):
  • For candidates who wish to attend the first year in Sheffield: 30th November 2009
  • For candidates who wish to attend the first year in Granada: extension to 15 December 2009
  • NEW: Extra Erasmus Mundus category A grant for western Balkans and Turkey 15th December 2009

• Category B grants: 15th April 2010

For candidates you are not applying for an Erasmus Mundus grant: EXTENSION to the 21st of May 2010

Calendar

2009-2011 session: course start date

• Sheffield: 13 September 2009
• Granada: 5 October 2009

Erasmus Mundus grants

Europubhealth Masters course is supported by the Erasmus Mundus programme launched by the European Commission early 2004.

Erasmus Mundus offers grants to students to study abroad: To be eligible to the grant, the students must choose a pathway that allows them to spend their study period in at least two of the European partner countries which must be different from the country in which the scholarship holder has obtained his/her last university degree.

In 2010, Erasmus Mundus offers 12 grants for Category A Europubhealth students and 7 grants for Category B Europubhealth students.

Eligibility criteria for category A grants

• to be a citizen of a "third-country", meaning all country other than:
  • a EU Member State, 
  • a EEA-EFTA state (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway)
• not residing in any above mentioned country;
• to have not carried out his/her main activity (studies, work, etc.) in any of the above mentioned country for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years (from the 28/02/2005 to the 28/02/2010).
  

• NEW: Extra Erasmus Mundus category A grant for Western Balkans and Turkey for 2010/2012
  The Erasmus Mundus Agency will offer additional student category A grant for the following countries: Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Kosovo under UNSC Resolution 1244/99, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey.
  

Eligibility criteria for category B grants

Category B grants can be awarded to any students selected by Europubhealth consortium and do not fulfil the Category A criteria defined above.

Selection process

Stage 1: pre-selection

The application form is studied by the establishment to which it has been sent. The pre-selection procedure checks that the applicant meets all the eligibility conditions defined by the consortium, i.e.:

• The applicant has at least a university Bachelor degree, i.e. 180 ECTS
• The applicant can speak the languages suitable for the mobility combination chosen, i.e.:
  • English
    
  • English + French
    
  • Spanish + French + English
    
  • Spanish + English
• The applicant has submitted a full application, together with all the supporting papers required (diploma certificates, language certificates, letters of recommendation, etc)

After pre selection, applications are sent to the Selection Commission.

Stage 2: final selection

A Selection Commission composed of representatives of the six partners universities meets once a year. The Commission studies each of the eligible applications. It classifies the applicants and publishes the list of those accepted as well as a waiting list. The co-ordinating establishment of the consortium notifies each applicant of the results and organises the final registration for the Masters Course.

On-line application

Before applying on line

• the instructions explaining the different stages of the application as well as the required documents you should enclose to your application
• an example application describing the different sections to fill in
• additional information and advices

This document will help you to make sure you fulfil required conditions to apply to the Europubhealth Master. It will also help you to prepare and gather the necessary documents and information to fill in the different sections of your application.

On-line application form in two languages

The EUROPUBHEALTH Master application form should be filled in on-line, printed out, signed and sent by post with all supporting documents to Sheffield (United-Kingdom) or Granada (Spain), according to your year I specialisation.

Access to the on-line application in English

Access to the on-line application in Spanish

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