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Mundus JournalismErasmus Mundus Master's Degree in Journalism, Media and Globalisation

Arts, Media and Design, Law, Politics and International Relations

Scholarship availableDeadline10 Jan 2027

Route

Where you study each semester.

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Semesters 1–2, Politics and Communication

All students; selected students may spend semester 2 on exchange at a partner university (Study Abroad).

Overview

Journalism master: Year 1 in Aarhus; Year 2 specialisation at a partner (e.g. Amsterdam, Charles University, City London, LMU Munich).

Field
Arts, Media and Design, Law, Politics and International Relations
Duration
24 months, 120 ECTS
Degree
Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
Teaching language
Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
Universities
AARHUS UNIVERSITET; UNIVERZITA KARLOVA; CITY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON; LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN; UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM

Eligibility

Degree
Bachelor's degree from at least three years of full-time study; documentation to Aarhus by 1 August.
Subjects
Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
Other prerequisites
Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
Grades
Above-average class mark/GPA.
Final-year students
Not publicly specified in the sources verified.
English
CEFR C1 or above in English.
English exemptions
Each Year 2 specialisation university keeps its own list of nationalities treated as native speakers (assessed from the passport); an existing waiver from the University of Amsterdam or LMU Munich can be submitted.
Other languages
Check the chosen Year 2 specialisation's language requirements before applying.

Official requirements page (opens in a new tab)

Documents

Deadlines and scholarship

Scholarship
Scholarship available10-15 Erasmus Mundus scholarships expected; holders of a completed two-year master's or a previous EM scholarship are ineligible.
Applications open
1 Nov 2026
Deadline
10 Jan 2027
Time zone
CET
About the deadline
10 Jan 2027, 13:00 CET; results by 1 March; start in Aarhus 1 September 2027.

Programme website (opens in a new tab)

Sources

The official pages the requirements, deadlines and scholarship status above come from.