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The Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship 2026 is a two-year joint master’s program for students who want to become experts in human rights policy and practice. You learn theory, research methods, advocacy, and real-world skills to work in NGOs, governments, or international organizations. You start in Sweden, then go to Spain, the UK, and finish your thesis wherever your supervisor is (maybe Norway). The program is 120 ECTS, all in English, and starts in August 2027 (admissions open October 2026). You may also like to apply for the Erasmus Mundus EIMAS Scholarship 2026.
Details About the Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Program Name | EMHRPP – Erasmus Mundus Master in Human Rights Policy and Practice |
| Duration | 2 years full-time (120 ECTS) |
| Degree Type | Joint Master’s Degree issued by University of Gothenburg |
| Host Countries | Sweden, Spain, United Kingdom, Norway (thesis) |
| Funded By | Erasmus+ Programme – European Union |
| Total Scholarships | Limited full scholarships; apply for fee waivers and other funding |
| Start Date | August 2027 |
| Application Opens | October 2026 |
| Scholarship Deadline | January 2027 (TBC) |
| Self-funded Deadline | January 2027 (TBC) |
| Contact | EMHRPPUGOT@gu.se |
| Official Website | https://www.emhrpp.com |
Host Universities
- University of Gothenburg (Sweden) – first semester, theory and foundations
- University of Deusto (Spain) – second semester, methodologies and culture
- University of Roehampton (UK) – third semester, internships and practice
- The Arctic University of Norway (Norway) – optional for thesis supervision
What Students Learn
- Human rights theory and market politics
- Research methods and cultural diversity
- Advocacy, policy-making, and internships
- Social change, campaign creation, and project management
- Report writing and public speaking
- Real field visits and professional seminars
Also See: Erasmus Mundus CEERES Scholarship 2026
Why Choose the EMHRPP Program
- Blend of theory and real human rights work
- Live in four Nordic and European countries
- Small class for deep discussions
- Joint degree from top universities
- Strong focus on practice – internships in London
- Build network with NGOs and experts
- Annual Student Symposium for your thesis
- Jobs ready in global human rights field
Study Path and Mobility
- Semester 1 – University of Gothenburg, Sweden Theory and foundational learning.
- Semester 2 – University of Deusto, Bilbao/San Sebastián, Spain Methodologies and cultural contexts.
- Semester 3 – University of Roehampton, London, UK Seminars, internships, practical engagement.
- Semester 4 – Thesis abroad Research under supervision, possibly Arctic Norway.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor degree equivalent to 180 ECTS in any field with human rights connection.
- At least two years practitioner experience in human rights (paid, internship, or voluntary).
- English proficiency – IELTS 6.5 (no subscore below 6.0) or equivalent.
- Strong motivation for global rights work.
Documents Required
- Passport copy
- University transcripts and degree certificate
- Motivation letter
- CV
- Two recommendation letters
- English test result
- Proof of work experience
Scholarship Benefits
- No full Erasmus Mundus scholarships confirmed for 2027 intake
- Possible fee waivers and consortium funding
- Previous years: full tuition, €1,400 monthly, travel, insurance
- Self-funded tuition around €10,000–€15,000 total
Application Tips
- Show your two years of real human rights work
- Write honest motivation about your passion and goals
- Get letters from supervisors who know your impact
- Apply as soon as it opens in October 2026
- Prepare for online interview in February
- Be genuine – they want committed people
Also See: Erasmus Mundus EMINENT Scholarship 2026
How to Apply For Erasmus Mundus EMHRPP Scholarship
- Go to https://www.emhrpp.com and Click How to Apply.
- Use University Admissions in Sweden portal.
- Fill form and upload documents.
- Submit by January 2027 deadline.
- Online interview if shortlisted.
- Results by March 2027.
Career Opportunities
- Policy advisor in EU or governments
- Human rights officer in UN or Amnesty
- NGO campaign manager
- Researcher in think tanks
- Lawyer for rights cases
- Corporate social responsibility expert
- PhD in human rights
FAQs
Q1. Do I need work experience?
A. Yes – at least two years in human rights (paid or volunteer).
Q2. What if I don’t have English test?
A. You must have it by deadline.
Q3. Can any bachelor apply?
A. Yes, if connected to human rights.
Q4. Where is thesis?
A. Anywhere your supervisor is.