Consortium Scholarships for the Master Propulsion and Control of Electric Vehicles

The Consortium Scholarships for the Master Propulsion and Control of Electric Vehicles provide partial or full tuition reductions for students admitted to the Master programme. They target high-quality international candidates who were not awarded the main Erasmus Mundus scholarship. Awards cover reductions of 50%, 75% or 100% of tuition and may include partial or full exemption of registration fees. Scholarship recipients gain access to the consortium's research infrastructure and partner laboratories.

50–100% reduction of tuition fees, possible exemption of registration fees, access to consortium research infrastructure and partner laboratories.

Applicants must have applied to the Master programme, appear on the waiting list for the main scholarship, present an excellent academic record in relevant fields, and be officially admitted to the consortium Master programme.

Submit a complete application to the Master programme before the programme deadline; selection and award of consortium scholarships are automatic based on waiting-list ranking after evaluation of Master applications.