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Erasmus Mundus LIVE — Master in International Vaccinology 2027-28 / 2027-29
A two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in international vaccinology across five European universities, covering immunology, infectiology, vaccine-targeted diseases, health policy and related legislation.
| Amount / funding | Erasmus Mundus scholarship route (amount not stated on the programme page checked — verify before publication) |
|---|---|
| Deadline | 20 January 2027 (application platform opens 18 November 2026) |
| Start date | September 2027 |
| Level | MSc |
| Funding type | full |
| Field |
About this scholarship
A two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in international vaccinology across five European universities, covering immunology, infectiology, vaccine-targeted diseases, health policy and related legislation.
Minimum requirements
Eligible degree background for a two-year vaccinology master (immunology, infectiology, vaccine-targeted diseases); M2 one-year entry (2027-28) and M1+M2 two-year entry (2027-29) both open in this call; check the official application guide for degree, language and document requirements
Application checklist
- Wait for the MyLIVE platform to open on 18 November 2026
- Choose the correct entry route: M2 one-year (2027-28) or M1+M2 two-year (2027-29)
- Prepare degree certificates, transcripts and language evidence as specified in the official application guide
- Submit via MyLIVE by 20 January 2027
Application tips
- The platform is not open yet: it opens 18 November 2026 and closes 20 January 2027.
- Pick the right route before applying — M2 alone is one year, M1+M2 is two years, and the choice changes your application.
- Vaccinology here spans immunology, infectiology, policy and legislation, so show breadth beyond bench science.
- Confirm the scholarship amount on the official programme pages before quoting it; it was not stated on the page checked.
Always verify deadline, amount and eligibility on the official page before applying. Values marked ESTIMATE are based on a previous cycle and are not confirmed for the current round.
Tags: vaccinology, immunology, infectiology, public health