Erasmus Mundus ChEMoinformaticsplus Scholarship | Master in Cheminformatics and Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry

Applications for the Erasmus Mundus ChEMoinformaticsplus Scholarship are now available. The ChEMoinformaticsplus is a two year joint master’s program for international students. Those who want to become experts in applying artificial intelligence and data science to chemistry. Applicants learn how to use computational tools, machine learning, molecular modelling, and big chemical data to accelerate drug discovery, materials design, and chemical research. The program mixes chemistry knowledge with programming, AI techniques, and practical applications to train the next generation of cheminformaticians. You study in at least two different countries at seven partner universities. The ChEMoinformaticsplus program starts in September and offers full scholarships to the best students from any country. Also see Erasmus Mundus QUARMEN Scholarship 2026 .

Details About the Erasmus Mundus ChEMoinformaticsplus Scholarship

Feature	Details
Program Name	ChEMoinformaticsplus – Cheminformatics and Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry
Duration	2 years full-time (120 ECTS)
Degree Type	Double or joint master’s degree
Host Countries	France, Portugal, Italy, Slovenia, Israel, Ukraine
Funded By	Erasmus+ Programme – European Union
Total Scholarships	Around 20 full scholarships each year
Monthly Money	€1,400 for 24 months
Start Date	September
Application Opens	October
Scholarship Deadline	February
Contact	contact@unistra.fr

Host Universities

• University of Strasbourg (France) – central hub for many tracks, strong in chemoinformatics and French computational chemistry
• University Paris Cité (France) – focus on advanced modelling and quantum chemistry
• NOVA University Lisbon (Portugal) – specialization in organic chemistry and Portuguese cheminformatics
• University of Milan (Italy) – expert in in silico design of bioactive molecules
• University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) – strong in biophysical and computational chemistry
• University of Bar Ilan (Israel) – specialization in materials informatics
• Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (Ukraine) – track in ultra-large chemical libraries (currently suspended)

What Students Learn from ChEMoinformaticsplus

• Cheminformatics tools and molecular representation (SMILES, RDKit).
• Machine learning and AI applications in chemistry.
• Molecular modelling and quantum chemistry.
• Drug design and virtual screening techniques.
• Materials informatics and computational chemistry for new materials.
• Data mining and big chemical database handling.
• Programming and software development for chemical data.
• Research methodology and thesis project skills.

Also See: Erasmus Mundus CYBERUS Scholarship 2026 | Master in Cybersecurity

Why Choose the ChEMoinformaticsplus Program

• Unique interdisciplinary program at the intersection of AI and chemistry.
• Study in multiple European countries with strong computational chemistry labs.
• Full scholarship covers tuition, living, and travel costs.
• Hands-on training with industry-relevant tools and real research projects.
• Small international class for personal mentoring and collaboration.
• Double or joint degree highly valued in pharma, materials, and research sectors.
• Preparation for high-demand careers in AI-driven chemical sciences.
• Strong network with leading universities and industry partners.

Study Path and Mobility

• Students choose a special study track and will study in at least two different countries
• Year 1: Study at the first university with basic courses in
  • Chemoinformatics
  • Programming
  • Computational chemistry
• Year 2 (Semester 3): Move to a second university for advanced subjects like:
  • Drug design (bioactive molecules)
  • Materials informatics
  • Polymer recycling
• Final Semester (Semester 4):
  • Do a master’s thesis or internship
  • Can be at a partner university or in a company

Admission Requirements

• You must have a Bachelor’s degree (at least 180 ECTS) in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, or similar field
• You should have a strong background in maths, computer science, and chemistry
  • Around 20 ECTS in maths/CS and 70 ECTS in chemistry is recommended
• You must meet English language requirements (at least B2 level)
• You should be interested in data-based chemistry and AI (artificial intelligence)

See Also: Erasmus Mundus EDISS Scholarship 2026

Documents Required

• CV (Europass format)
• Motivation letter (cover letter)
• Academic transcripts and degree certificate
• Two recommendation letters
• Proof of identity and passport copy
• Proof of residence (for scholarship category)

Scholarship Benefits

• Full tuition fee paid
• €1,400 every month for 24 months = €33,600 total
• Travel money €2,000–€3,000 per year
• Health insurance
• Installation allowance €1,000

Application Tips

• Tailor your motivation letter to show passion for AI in chemistry and your preferred track.
• Highlight any programming, data analysis, or chemistry research experience.
• Get strong recommendation letters from academic mentors.
• Prepare well for the interview (technical and motivational questions).
• Apply early and ensure all documents are complete and well-organized.

How to Apply for Erasmus Mundus ChEMoinformaticsplus Scholarship

1. Visit the official ChEMoinformaticsplus website.
2. Register on the unified online application portal.
3. Fill the application form and upload all required documents.
4. Rank your preferred study tracks.
5. Submit by the February deadline for scholarship.
6. Shortlisted candidates attend an interview in April.

Career Opportunities

• Cheminformatician or computational chemist in pharma.
• AI specialist in materials discovery and drug design.
• Data scientist in chemical and biotech industries.
• Researcher in academic or industrial labs.
• Roles in virtual screening and molecular modelling.
• Consultant in sustainable chemistry and circular economy.
• PhD in cheminformatics or computational chemistry.

FAQs

Official Sources

• Erasmus Mundus Catalogue