25.12.2025

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) support high-quality, fully integrated international Master's programs jointly designed and delivered by consortia of higher education institutions from different countries, with mandatory mobility and the award of joint, double, or multiple degrees. EMJM projects are centrally managed by EACEA and are supported with a maximum EU contribution of up to approximately EUR 6 million per project, covering program implementation and student scholarships. In Georgia, participation in EMJM remains limited, with one project selected in 2023 under the 2021-2027 program period, marking the country's first involvement in this highly competitive action and indicating initial integration into Erasmus Mundus academic cooperation.