The DREAM Scholarship, a leading study renewable energy Europe initiative, empowers international students to pursue a two-year master’s in dynamics of Renewables-based Power Systems (DREAM). Funded by the European Union’s Erasmus+ Programme, this DREAM master’s program is offered by École Centrale de Nantes (France), Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (Spain), Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW) (Germany), and National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest (Romania). As a global energy vanguard, DREAM aligns with EU climate goals to advance renewable generation, immersing scholars in a multicultural innovation odyssey to shape sustainable energy futures.
The DREAM master’s programs integrate Power Systems, Smart Grids, Renewable Energy, Automatic Control, Power Electronics, Energy Storage, Microgrids, and Sustainable Power Solutions. Semester 1 at École Centrale de Nantes builds foundational knowledge in power system dynamics and control technologies. Semester 2 offers specialization options: HTW Berlin (Germany) focuses on smart grid integration, UPC Barcelona (Spain) emphasizes renewable energy systems, or Politehnica Bucharest (Romania) explores advanced control systems. Semester 3 allows deeper specialization at any partner university in fields like energy storage solutions or power electronics innovation. Semester 4 culminates in a master’s thesis, often with industry leaders like Siemens or Schneider Electric, earning a double or triple degree. Taught in English, the curriculum achieves a 95% employability rate within 12 months in roles like renewable energy engineers, grid analysts, or sustainability consultants.
The DREAM Scholarship fosters global energy networking. Scholars engage in internships, research projects, and industry workshops, collaborating with European energy firms and research institutes. Events like DREAM Innovation Symposiums enhance skills in innovation, problem-solving, and sustainability, strengthening the global energy ecosystem. With 30% of industry jobs projected in renewable energy by 2030, graduates are poised for impactful careers, with 15% launching startups in green technology or smart grids, aligning with the EU Digital Strategy.
Studying in Nantes, Barcelona, Berlin, and Bucharest, scholars experience a multicultural innovation odyssey. In France, they explore Château des Ducs de Bretagne; in Spain, Sagrada Família; in Germany, Brandenburg Gate; and in Romania, Palace of the Parliament. Events like Nantes’ La Folle Journée, Barcelona’s La Mercè, Berlin’s Festival of Lights, or Bucharest’s George Enescu Festival enrich cultural immersion. Campuses with world-class labs, digital libraries, and student societies support a multicultural learning immersion. Career mentoring and a global alumni network, alongside connectivity to Paris and Vienna, boost employability.
Join a global cohort to pioneer renewable energy excellence, embrace Europe’s cultural diversity, and shape a sustainable future at a global energy vanguard. Apply now for the DREAM Scholarship.
Erasmus Mundus Dream Scholarship:
Host Countries:
•France, Spain, Germany, Romania
Host Organizations:
•Erasmus + European Union
Scholarship Locations:
•Ecole Centrale de Nantes in France,
•Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Spain,
•Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft in Germany,
•National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest in Romania.
Scholarship Duration:
•2 years
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Benefits of Erasmus Mundus Dream Scholarship:
•Tuition fees waived for all Erasmus+ EMJM scholarship holders.
•€1,400/month stipend for 24 months to cover travel, visa, installation, and living expenses.
•Covers study, research, placements, thesis preparation, and defense.
•No additional tuition fees required for scholarship holders.
•Opportunity to explore different cities of Europe.
Eligibility Criteria for Erasmus Mundus Dream Scholarship:
1. Applicants should already have a degree of Bachelor of Science in Power systems, Smart Grids, Renewable Generation, Automatic control or Power Electronics.
•Students who have completed a minimum 3 years of bachelor’s in science can also apply.
2. Applicants should not have already availed an EMJM scholarship.
3. Students should ensure that they will not benefit from another European Union funded scholarship for the same EMJM course while studying in this program.
4. Scholarship holders should provide true and authentic information while applying. In case of fraudulent activities, the financial support taken will have to be repaid to the organization.
5. Applicants should have proficiency in written and spoken English language.
6. Applicants must pay a USD 39 registration fee.
Documents required for Erasmus Mundus Dream Scholarship:
1. Recommendation letter (if available).
2. Certificate of student status/Certificate of Graduation of bachelor’s or master’s degree.
3. Academic transcript of bachelor’s or master’s program (if required).
4. Proof of Language proficiency (English)/ Medium of Instruction (English).
5. CV (if required).
6. Motivation letter/statement of purpose (if any).
7. Additional Documents for Special Circumstances.
8. Copy of Valid Passport (Photo and Information Page).
9. Passport Size Photocopy (Professional photo with White Background and size less than 2 MB).
10. University Admission Offer Letter (If Already Issued).
11. Mobility preferences.
12. Proof of residence document.
Scholarship Deadline:
• Registration deadline for 2025 has passed.
• Registration for 2026 is now open with a tentative deadline in January 2026!
Note:
We initiate the application process for current year as well as in advance for the next academic year to maximize your chances of success.
