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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.

Eligibility conditions

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

Refer to admission requirements

Calendar

• 2008-2010 Session
  
  • Deadline for submitting application forms: closed
  • Course start date: September 2008

• 2009-2011 Session
  • The application forms will be on-line at the beginning of September
  • Course start date: September 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 Europubhealth students under the following conditions:

Eligibility criteria

• to be a citizen of a third-country (all countries other than the 27 EU Member States, the EEA-EFTA states (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) and the candidate countries for accession to the EU (presently Croatia, Macedonia and Turkey),
• not residing in any UE Member State or participating country,
• to have not carried out his/her main activity (studies, work, etc.) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in any of the UE Member States or participating countries.

Amount of the grants

For each student, the grant amounts to 21,000 € per academic year (42,000 € for two years).

To apply to Erasmus Mundus grants, you just have to apply to Europubhealth master, by simply crossing the dedicated box on Europubhealth application form.

Warning: Following a recent ruling from the European commission, we would like to inform you that, for the academic year 2008/2009, the number of applications to Erasmus Mundus scholarships is limited to three Erasmus Mundus Master Courses per student. In case of a candidate applying to more than three Erasmus Mundus grants he/she will be excluded by the European Agency from all Erasmus Mundus Scholarships.

For further information, consult the web site of European Commission

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
    
  • 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 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.

The application forms for the 2009-2011 session will be on-line at the beginning of September.