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Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship 2024 for Redesigning the Post-Industrial City (MSc RePIC)

Are you fascinated by urban planning and revitalization? Do you aspire to be part of an innovative European master’s program? The Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters in Redesigning the Post-Industrial City (MSc RePIC) 2024, a project under the UNIC alliance, invites passionate students to join its transformative educational journey.

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EMJM 2024 Programme Overview

  • Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)
  • Teaching Mode: Combination of on-campus (main mode) and online modules/courses
  • Qualification: Master of Science (MSc)
  • Tuition Fees: EU and Turkey – €9,000 (€2,250 per semester), Non-EU – €18,000 (€4,500 per semester)
  • Scholarships: Comprehensive Erasmus Mundus Scholarships covering tuition fees, stipends, and airfare
  • Location: Across 8 European cities in partnership with UNIC
  • Application Deadline: 01 March 2024
  • Language: English
  • Accreditation: AQAS, in line with ESG and EQF standards

Erasmus Mundus Scholarships 2024

Coverage: Monthly allowance, full tuition fee waiver, and health insurance.

Programme Vision and Objectives:

MSc RePIC is designed to critically address the transformation of post-industrial cities. It aims to educate a new generation of specialists equipped with 21st-century skills and knowledge to confront the challenges and opportunities of cities undergoing transition.

Key Features:

  • A joint programme by 8 world-class universities in Europe.
  • An interdisciplinary approach integrating urban planning, sociology, law, engineering, and more.
  • Focus on sustainable urban futures and superdiverse societies.

Learning Outcomes:

  • In-depth understanding of urban transformations and design.
  • Proficiency in research, digital design, and spatial analysis.
  • Ability to mediate between various professional and cultural groups.
  • Skills in data analysis and geospatial technologies.

Programme Structure

  • Semesters: Four, with mandatory mobility between partner universities.
  • Specialization Tracks: Include research design, digital storytelling, urban climatology, GIS, and sustainable development, among others.
  • Practical Learning: Through CityLabs, Urban Field-Classes, and Engaged Research Practices.

Eligibility Criteria

Graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in relevant fields like architecture, urban planning, sociology, environmental engineering, etc. And applicants with demonstrable experience related to urban redesign.

Application Documents: Passport copy, certified diploma (with translation if necessary), academic transcripts, CV in English, proof of language abilities, and a structured motivation letter.

Motivation Letter Structure: Explain your interest, background, focus on post-industrial city challenges, expectations from the program, and career aspirations.

How to Apply?

This RePIC programme is an unparalleled opportunity for those passionate about urban development and looking to shape the future of post-industrial cities. With a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, MSc RePIC prepares you to be a visionary in urban revitalization. Apply now and embark on a journey to redefine urban landscapes and communities across Europe!

Deadline for Applications: 01 March 2024.

Yousaf Saeed

Yousaf Saeed is the founder of daadscholarship.com and an international education journalist covering scholarships, fellowships and global study opportunities. A recipient of three fully funded international scholarships, he combines firsthand application experience with official-source research to explain funding, eligibility and application procedures. His growing community includes over 200,000 WhatsApp channel subscribers, 120,000+ Facebook followers and 60,000+ LinkedIn followers.

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