EMILDAIEuropean Master in Law, Data and Artificial Intelligence
Law, Politics and International Relations, Computer Science, AI and Data
Route
Where you study each semester.
Semesters 1–2, Data Governance (Track A)
- Dublin City University, Dublin, IrelandMap of Dublin on OpenStreetMap (opens in a new tab)
Introduction to Law, Data and AI (both streams).
Overview
Joint master combining law with data governance and AI regulation; on the 2027-intake selection list.
- Field
- Law, Politics and International Relations, Computer Science, AI and Data
- Duration
- 24 months, 120 ECTS
- Degree
- Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
- Teaching language
- English, French, Spanish
- Universities
- DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY; AVIGNON UNIVERSITE; ERASMUS UNIVERSITEIT ROTTERDAM; FUNDACAO GETULIO VARGAS; UNIVERSIDAD DE LEON; UNIVERSITA DI PISA
Eligibility
- Degree
- Computing stream: 2.2 honours degree or equivalent in computer science, computing or computer applications, or a related discipline with at least three computing modules. Law stream: normally a 2.1 honours degree or equivalent in law or a degree with a significant law component (e.g. economics, political science, international relations).
- Subjects
- Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
- Other prerequisites
- Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
- Grades
- Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
- Final-year students
- Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
- English
- English C1 (IELTS 6.5 or equivalent) for non-native speakers.
- English exemptions
- Equivalent experience such as a previous degree taught in English.
- Other languages
- Track A (Avignon): French C1 for non-native speakers. Track B (León): Spanish proficiency required.
Documents
Bachelor's degree certificate / diploma Mandatory
Electronic copies of all diplomas; certified English translation if not in English.
Academic transcripts Mandatory
All academic transcripts; certified English translation if needed.
English language certificate Mandatory
Evidence of language competences.
Statement of purpose Mandatory
Personal statement: motivation, suitability and expected career impact.
CV / résumé Mandatory
With details of relevant experience.
Recommendation / reference letters Mandatory
E-mail addresses of two referees, who are asked for letters.
Deadlines and scholarship
- Scholarship
- Scholarship availableFor 2027-2029: up to 12 full Erasmus Mundus scholarships (reinstated for this intake), 6 full and 4 partial fee waivers, for the best 25 students.
- Applications open
- 16 Nov 2026
- Deadline
- 17 Jan 2027
- About the deadline
- Round 1 (all applicants considered for scholarships) 16 November 2026 to 17 January 2027; round 2 (self-funded, if places remain) 21 March to 28 May 2027.
Sources
The official pages the requirements, deadlines and scholarship status above come from.
- EMILDAI: How to Apply (opens in a new tab)read 21 Oct 2026
- EMILDAI: How to Apply (opens in a new tab)read 22 Oct 2026
- EMILDAI: Scholarships and Fee Waivers (opens in a new tab)read 22 Oct 2026
- EMILDAI: Tuition Fees and Loans (opens in a new tab)read 22 Oct 2026
- Erasmus+: EMJM projects selected under the 2026 call (PDF list) (opens in a new tab)read 22 Oct 2026
- EMILDAI: How to apply (opens in a new tab)read 22 Oct 2026
- EACEA: Erasmus Mundus Catalogue (live capture 2026-10-22) (opens in a new tab)read 22 Oct 2026
- Erasmus+: EMJM call 2026, list of selected projects and participating institutions (PDF) (opens in a new tab)read 22 Oct 2026