by The Managing Art & Cultural Heritage in Global Markets (MAGMa) programme is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) funded by the European Commission. This two-year international Master’s programme offers students the opportunity to study at five leading European Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), earning a joint or multiple degree in the field of art, culture, and heritage management.
Programme Summary
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Degree Level: Master’s (Joint Programme)
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Duration: 2 years
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Mode of Study: Multi-country mobility across partner institutions
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Scholarship Type: Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM)
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Funding: Fully funded
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Application Deadline: 19 January 2026
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Eligible Countries: Open to applicants from all countries
Scholarship Benefits
The Erasmus Mundus MAGMa scholarship provides full financial support for top-ranked applicants:
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Tuition Fees: Fully waived
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Stipend: A total of €33,600 provided over the two-year period, paid monthly to support:
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Living costs
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Travel
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Health and travel insurance
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Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance for the duration of the programme
Note: While the monthly stipend amount may vary based on payment structure, all selected students will receive the full €33,600 total over two years.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must meet the following academic criteria:
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UK applicants: Minimum of a 2:1 Honours degree
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EU and International applicants: Equivalent of a 2:1 based on country-specific GPA requirements
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Accepted Fields of Study:
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Art History, History of Collecting, Provenance Studies
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History, Social and Economic History
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Cultural Heritage, Museum Studies, Archaeology
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Conservation, Anthropology, Classics
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Architecture, Cultural Management, Tourism
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Business, Economics, Law, Film Studies, Journalism
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Degrees in other subjects may be considered if supported by relevant professional experience.
Consideration for Professional Background
Applicants with qualifications below a 2:1 equivalent may still be eligible if they have significant experience in fields such as:
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Visual or performing arts
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Museums and galleries
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Auction houses or art law
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Cultural policy or heritage management
How to Apply
To apply, follow these steps:
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Check academic and country-specific eligibility
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Confirm English language requirements
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Access the official application portal
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Choose whether you are applying for Erasmus Mundus funding or self-financing
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Upload all required documents, including:
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Academic transcripts
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CV
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Motivation letter
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Proof of residence
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If needed, include a statement for Individual Needs Support
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Submit your application by 19 January 2026
For complete information, visit the official Erasmus Mundus Scholarship webpage.
Key Takeaways
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Study in multiple countries and earn a joint Master’s degree
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Receive full financial support, including €33,600 stipend and waived tuition
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Open to applicants from all academic backgrounds with relevant interest or experience
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Applications close on 19 January 2026
