• Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Economics of Globalisation and European Integration - Checks before your official application

    Note: official applications completed and correctly submitted by February 28th for programme country candidates (midnight, Italian Time) will automatically be considered as applications to the Scholarship. Later applicants can be considered, if eligible, as self-funded Erasmus Mundus students. A total of n. 6 scholarships that will cover tuition fees for both academic years will be offered, n. 3 to the top parner country applicants (value of the scholarship 16.000€)and n. 3 for programme country ones (value of the scholarship 5.000€)

  • The main aim of this form is to:

    • Check that you can meet the most important eligibility conditions for applying to master EGEI
    • Check that you have all the documents needed for the application, in a correct form

    Only after all these checks have been made and are successful, you will be allowed to submit your application. At the end the process, if everything is OK, you will get the link to be used for the official submission

     

  • Application package: required documents
    (get these documents ready before you start the online application)

    Please check that you have electronic versions or scanned copies of the following documents (together with their English translation if the original document is not in English):

    • Your passport or another official identity document (not expired)
    • Your proof of residence (see FAQ’s on our website for proof of residence that are accepted)
    • Your up-to-date curriculum vitae in Europass format
    • Your proof of English proficiency (see FAQs for proofs of English proficiency that are accepted or exemptions)
    • Your graduation certificate (at least for bachelor) if you have already completed your bachelor studies (note that you can still apply if you have not completed the BA provided that the expected graduation is scheduled before September 2024)
    • Your official transcript of records with study results (at least for bachelor) and an official copy of the degree certificate(s)*
    • Your letter of motivation
    • The following information on one to three reference persons, who must be informed that they might receive a request for a reference letter from the EGEI selection panel: Full Name, Function, Institution, Professionnal address, e-mail address. The first reference person must be an academic
    • (optional) All the other documents you want to provide for proving skills and qualifications

    * Verification of original documents. We require that all admitted applicants submit their original degree certificates and documents for verification upon arrival in the first hosting Institution.

     

    IMPORTANT: it will be possible to go back to incomplete questionnaires as you will receive a link to the form.

    Now, you can start clicking on the Next button

  • Part 1: Checking your personal Information

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  • We remind you that your identity document must be either in English or readable by someone who knows English language (for example, international passports have legends in English, making them readable by someone who knows English language)

    If your document is entirely in another language, you are not eligible

  • Without an identity document in English or readable by someone who knows English language only, you are not eligible.

    For being eligible, please look for an identity document that is either in English or readable by someone who knows English language only

  • Without a CV, you are not eligible

    Please prepare a CV in English, using the Europass format.

    The following web site gives you more information on the Europass format and proposes a CV builder:

    https://europa.eu/europass/en

  • Without a CV in English, you are not eligible.

    For being eligible, please prepare a Curriculum Vitae in English

  • Please put your CV in the Europass format.

    The following web site gives you more information and proposes a CV builder:

    https://europa.eu/europass/en

  • You can now move to the next page

  • Page 2: Checking your Bachelor Degree or Equivalent

  • In this section, we will check some key points for your eligibility.

    We remind you that EGEI is opened to students who have got (or will get by the end of the current academic year) a bachelor or equivalent, with enough economics

    The diploma that you must provide for applying to EGEI must be a bachelor. If you have more (e.g. a master), you must first provide information on your bachelor studies. Then, you will be allowed to provide extra information on your master studies.

    We will first check the availability of documents on your studies

    Then, we will check whether the type of cursus that you have followed makes you eligible to EGEI.

  • Please read the paragraph before going on

  • You must provide a transcript. As long has you do not have a transcript, you are not eligible

  • The official language of the master EGEI is English so that, normally, we only accept documents in English. However, knowing the difficulties students may face, we are ready to make exceptions for Latin and Germanic languages.

    Please try to have an English translation of your transcript or a version of your transcript with enough English for the transcript to be understood by an English reader.

  • As long as you do not have an English translation of your transcript by a certified translator, you are not eligible

  • We are sorry. As long as you are not able to provide your diploma, you are not eligible.

  • When submiting, you will have to provide both the original diploma and the certified English translation

  • The official language of the master EGEI is English so that, normally, we only accept documents in English. However, knowing the difficulties students may face, we are ready to make exceptions for Latin and Germanic languages.

    Please try to have an English translation of your transcript or a version of your transcript with enough English for the transcript to be understood by an English reader.

  • We are sorry, but you have to provide both your original diploma and its certified translation into English

    Failing to meet this condition implies that you are not eligible

  • We recommend you to provide an official list of the courses you are following during the current academic year, particularly if your transcript does not provide this information. You will upload it as an extra document describing your cursus. You can also provide an Internet link.

    If you are not providing this information, you are at risk of not being well evaluated, as we do not know all the courses you will have followed upon completion of your degree.

     

  • We are sorry, but you are not eligible

    For being eligible, you must have graduated at the time the new academic year starts for EGEI, and then 31 August at the latest.

  • Now, we will check whether the type of cursus that you have followed makes you eligible to EGEI.

    Please remind that EGEI is a Master in Economics. It does not imply that we enroll students with a Bachelor in Economics only. Other students are welcome, provided they had enough courses in economic analysis and methods for being able to follow our courses.

    We assess this requirement using two main conditions, that are compulsory for being eligible. 

    The first condition is that you must have followed at least one course in:

    • Microeconomics
    • Macroeconomics
    • Econometrics or similar (ex. advanced statistics or quantitative methods)

    The second condition is that the total volume or the courses you followed in economic analysis and methods must be one semester at least.

    By courses in economic analysis and methods we mean courses developping economic concepts, economic methods, and tools that are used by economists. For example:

    • A course on economic geography or on spatial economics is a course in economic analysis, a course on the economy of your country is not a course in economic analysis
    • A course on industrial economics or on the economics of regulation is a course in economics analysis, a course on the industrial structure of your country or on the rules prevailing in the industry of your country is not a course in economic analysis

  • Please read the paragraph before going on

  • A key course is missing, implying that you are not eligible

  • The total volume of courses devoted to economic analysis in your cursus represents less than 70% of a semester, which implies that you do not have enough economics for being eligible

  • The total volume of courses devoted to economic analysis in your cursus represents less than a full semester, which implies that you are unlikely to have enough economics for being eligible. However, we allow you to pursue, as it may be true that, after a closer look to your application, we find that you are eligible

  • The total volume of courses devoted to economic analysis in your cursus represents a full semester at least, which implies that you are likely to be eligible.

    However, you must keep in mind that this is a preliminary check and that the final decision on eligibility is the responsability of the Enrollment Committee, after a closer look at your application

  • Please go to the next page

  • Page 3: Checking the Other Optional Degree

  • When submitting, you will have to provide both your original transcript and its English translation

  • Without a transcript or with a transcript that we are unable to read, we will be unable to evaluate your extra diploma and then it is not useful to provide it

  • The official language of the master EGEI is English so that, normally, we only accept documents in English. However, knowing the difficulties students may face, we are ready to make exceptions for Latin and Germanic languages.

    An English translation of your transcript or a version of your transcript with enough English for the transcript to be understood by an English reader will be helpful, if you can provide it

  • When submitting, you will have to provide both your original diploma and its English translation

  • Without a diploma or with a diploma that we are unable to read, we will be unable to know whether you have graduated or not from that extra cursus

  • The official language of the master EGEI is English so that, normally, we only accept documents in English. However, knowing the difficulties students may face, we are ready to make exceptions for Latin and Germanic languages.

    An English translation of your diploma or a version of your diploma with enough English for the diploma to be understood by an English reader will be helpful, if you can provide it

  • Now, you can move to the next page

  • Part 4: Checking your residential status and your proof of residence

  • We are now checking your residential status. We remind you that you are a Program Country candidate if and only if:

    • either you are a resident of a Programme country
    • or, during the last five years, you have resided for a total of more than 12 months in a Programme Country for studies, training work, or other activities
      Otherwise, you are a candidate from a Partner Country

  • You are a Partner country student and then you are allowed to get a Type A Erasmus Mundus scholarship (in academic years 2025-27 you will receive a total  tuition fees waiver,  equivalent to 16000€)

  • You are a Programme country student and then you are allowed to get a Type B Erasmus Mundus scholarship. (in academic years 2025-27 you will receive a total tuition fees waiver, equivalent to 5000€)

  • You will be asked to provide a proof of residence. Please note the following:

    • A proof of residence must display your name and your current address. A document without your current address cannot be a valid proof of residence
    • A proof of residence must be dated and the date must be recent (less than two years)
    • An international passport or an ID card are not considered as valid proofs of residence

  • Your document must be in English, or provided together with an English translation, otherwise you may not be eligible

  • Please check that an English reader is able to identify your name and your address in the document if it not written in English

  • The certificate issued by the person who is hosting you must be in English or provided together with an English translation.

    If the proof of residence of the person who is hosting you is not written in English, an English reader must be able to identify her name and address

  • We remind you that passports and ID card cannot be accepted as proofs of residence. Please prepare another document.

  • Your document is not a valid proof of residence as your full name or address is missing. Please provide another document

  • Your document is not a valid proof of residence as it is not dated. Please provide another document that is dated and less than 2 years old

  • Your document is too old for being a valid proof of residence. Please provide another document that is dated and less than 2 years old

  • You can now move to the next page

  • Page 5: Checking English Language Proficiency

  • In this section, we will be checking for your English Language proficiency. The rules we apply are the following ones:

    • You do not need to provide any proof of your English proficiency in three cases:
      • You are a native of an English-speaking country
      • You have been studying in a country where English is the language of instruction
      • Your bachelor studies were carried out entirely in English Language. In this case, you will have to provide an official certificate (in English) mentioning that your program was fully taught in English, issued by the academic institution awarding the degree.
    • You are able to provide a recent official test of English proficiency (its date must be after 1 January 2021), with a level equivalent to the CEFR B2 level. We only accept the following tests: 
      • TOEFL, whatever the type of test
      • IELTS
      • Cambridge
    • You are able to provide a document from the Language Department of your university certifying that your English proficiency level is CEFR B2 at least. This test must not be too old (its date must be after 1 January 2021)
    • You can request to have your English level evaluated by our selection committee

    CEFR is the acronym for the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. CEFR uses a scale with three levels: A for basic user, B for independent user, C for proficient user. Each level has two sub levels: A1 and A2, B1 and B2, C1 and C2.

    For more information on CEFR, you can look at the following address:

    https://www.coe.int/en/web/common-european-framework-reference-languages/level-descriptions?source=post_page

  • Please read again

  • You do not need to provide a proof of English Proficiency

  • If you do not have this certificate, please ask for it or provide the result of an official test certifying your level in English

  • Sorry, but we cannot accept a language test that is too old

  • We are sorry, but your English level is too low for being eligible

  • We remind you that we accept the following official tests only:

    • IELTS
    • TOEFL
    • Cambridge
    • Assesment by the Language Center of your University

    Other tests, including Duolingo, are not accepted

  • Sorry, but we cannot accept a language test that is too old

  • Sorry but, as we have no possibility to evaluate your level in English, we cannot make you eligible

  • You can now move to the next page

  • Page 6: Checking the Motivation Letter and the Reference Persons

  • A motivation letter written in English is compulsory. As long as you do not provide it, you are not eligible

  • During the submission process, you will have to provide information on persons providing reference letters. You have to provide information on a minimum of one to a maximum of three reference persons. The reference persons will receive an email requesting them to provide information on you.

    The first reference person must be an academic

    Before submitting your application, it is important to get the agreement of reference persons to receive our request and to answer it.

    For each reference person, the information we need is:

    • Title, name and surname
    • e-mail address
    • Organisation (University, firm, institution)
    • Your relation to this reference person

    We remind you that we only accept reference letters directly sent to us by reference persons who received our request. If you upload reference letters somewhere in this application, they will be ignored and you may be penalised for not following the instructions.

  • We remind you that the first reference person must be an academic. Please change the first reference person otherwise you will not be eligible

  • Please go to the next page

  • Page 8: Submitting and going to the Application form

  • Everything looks OK now

    You have passed all the eligibility checks. Please remind that these checks are preliminary and that the final decision on eligibility will be made after submission of your application, looking closely at all the information that you provide

     

    If you do not start to apply immediatly, please do not submit this questionnaire. Instead, choose the button 'save and submit later'. 

    Once you are ready to apply, you re-open this questionnaire and you submit. Just after submission, you will find a button re-directing you to the application form.  

    Good luck!

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