Erasmus Mundus CNE Scholarship Master 2027 – Chemical Nano Engineering

Applications for the Erasmus CNE Scholarship are opening soon for 2027 intake. The CNE Erasmus Mundus Master in Chemical Nano-Engineering is a two-year joint degree taught in English across France, Poland, and Italy. It blends chemistry, materials science, and engineering with both hands-on lab training and computational modeling, preparing students for global careers in nanotechnology and innovation. Also see Erasmus Mundus MUNDUS MAPP Scholarship 2027 | Master in Public Policy

Key Facts

Feature	Details
Duration	2 years (120 ECTS)
Locations	Marseille (France), Wroclaw (Poland), Rome (Italy)
Language	English
Degree	Joint Master’s Degree
Focus Areas	Nano-materials, Chemical synthesis, Computational modeling, Smart materials, Biomedical nanotech
Scholarships	Erasmus Mundus funding

Host Universities

• Aix-Marseille University (France)
• Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Poland)
• University of Rome (Italy)

Why Choose CNE?

• Multicountry experience: Study in France, Poland, and Italy with different academic styles.
• Balance of theory and practice: Equal focus on lab work (synthesis, characterization) and simulation/modeling.
• Industry-ready: Gain skills for nanotech industries, bioengineering, energy, and environmental applications.
• Strong research exposure: Thesis work at partner universities or research centers.
• Interdisciplinary scope: Connects chemistry, engineering, and materials science for real-world innovation.

Learning Path and Mobility

• Semester 1 in Marseille (France): Core courses in nano-chemistry, materials, and modeling basics.
• Semester 2 in Wroclaw (Poland): Advanced modules in nano-systems, simulation, and applied lab techniques.
• Semester 3 in Rome (Italy): Specializations such as biopolymers, sensors, biomedical applications, and nanomaterials characterization.
• Semester 4 Research Thesis: Conducted at any partner or affiliated research lab, finalized with a defense in Marseille.

Additional features:

• Summer schools and research internships (e.g., at Krobielowice Palace in Poland).
• International jury evaluation for the final thesis.

Admission Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, or related fields.
• Minimum 75% GPA (or equivalent academic standard).
• English proficiency: IELTS 6.2+ or TOEFL iBT 91+ (or equivalent).
• Two academic references highlighting your research and academic strength.

Timeline (2027 Intake)

• Applications open: November 2, 2026
• Deadline: Feb 15, 2027
• Program start: September 2027

Tips for a Strong Application

• Write a clear, specific motivation letter connecting your background with nano-engineering.
• Highlight lab experience, computational modeling, or projects in related fields.
• Secure referees early and ensure letters are strong and professional.
• Exceed the minimum English requirements for an extra edge.
• Show adaptability and cultural readiness for studying in three countries.

How to Apply for CNE Erasmus Mundus 2027

1. Go to the official CNE online application portal.
2. Upload all required documents in PDF:
   • CV (Europass recommended, max 2 pages)
   • Academic transcripts and degree certificates
   • Proof of English proficiency
   • Motivation letter tailored to nano-engineering
   • Two recommendation letters (submitted directly by referees)
   • Passport copy and ID photo
   • Optional essay on nano-engineering (if required by the call)
3. Submit before the deadline (Feb 15).

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the CNE Erasmus Mundus Master can pursue careers in:

• Nanomaterials research and development.
• Biotechnology and biomedical applications.
• Chemical engineering and smart materials industries.
• Environmental nanotech and renewable energy solutions.
• PhD studies and academic research roles.

FAQs

Official Source

• Erasmus Mundus Catalogue
• Program contact: sciences-master-cne@univ-amu.fr