The MemBioMed Scholarship, a leading study in Europe initiative, invites international students to pursue the International MemBioMed Master’s Program (2 years) in Membrane Biology, Neuroscience, and Experimental Medicine at three top universities: Université Côte d’Azur (UniCA) in France, University of Perugia (UniGe) in Italy, and Osnabrück University (UOS) in Germany. Funded by the European Union, this biomedical master’s program fosters interdisciplinary excellence, training future leaders in biomedical engineering and biotechnology. As a global biomedical hub, MemBioMed immerses scholars in a multicultural academic odyssey, driving innovation in therapeutic applications.
The biomedical master’s programs integrate Cell Biology, Structural Biology, Pharmacology, Neurophysiology, Biophysics, Bioinformatics, and Nanotechnology. At UniCA (Semester 1), scholars study membrane structure and function, utilizing advanced labs. At UniGe (Semester 2), they explore biomembrane-related pathologies, such as neurodegenerative diseases. UOS hosts a Semester 3 summer school on cellular nanoanalysis, while Semester 4 allows a thesis at partner institutions like IPMC-CNRS or NSYNC-IIT. Taught in English, the curriculum achieves a 90% employability rate within 24 months in roles like biotech researchers, neuroscientists, or clinical innovators.
The MemBioMed Scholarship emphasizes global research networking. Scholars engage in collaborative projects and internships with pharmaceutical and biotech firms, fostering expertise in membrane dynamics and drug development. Events like the European Biomedical Innovation Summit and thematic workshops on emerging technologies connect students with peers and industry leaders, strengthening the global research network. The program’s focus on communication and leadership skills prepares graduates for entrepreneurship, with 15% launching startups in healthcare technology, supported by partnerships with global institutes.
Studying across France, Italy, and Germany, scholars experience a multicultural academic odyssey. In Nice, they explore Promenade des Anglais; in Genoa, the historic port; and in Osnabrück, cultural landmarks like Felix Nussbaum Haus. Events like Nice Carnival or Genoa’s Palio di San Pietro enrich cultural immersion. University campuses, hosting diverse cohorts, feature cutting-edge labs, digital libraries, and integration weeks, supporting a multicultural academic immersion. Language support in English, French, German, or Italian enhances integration, while Europe’s connectivity to Paris and Berlin fosters networking and professional growth, aligning with the program’s mission to shape biomedical innovation.
Join a global cohort to drive biomedical excellence, embrace Europe’s cultural diversity, and shape the future at a global biomedical hub. Apply now for the MemBioMed Scholarship at Europe’s top universities!
Erasmus Mundus MemBioMed Scholarship in Europe:
Host Countries:
•France, Italy, Germany
Host Organization:
•Erasmus Mundus + European Union
Scholarship Location:
•Université Côte d’Azur (UniCA), University of Genoa (UniGe), and University of Osnabrück (UOS)
Scholarship Duration:
•2 years (4 semesters)
Study Areas:
The curriculum encompasses a wide range of topics, including:
•Membrane structure and function
•Membrane dynamics
•Membrane-related diseases
•Advanced research methodology
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Benefits of Erasmus Mundus MemBioMed Scholarship in Europe:
•EMJM scholarships are offered to students from anywhere in the world.
•Scholarship holders will not pay participation cost or other mandatory costs related to their participation in the Erasmus Mundus program.
•The scholarship will be awarded for the entire duration of the Master program for 12 months.
•The scholarship amount will be calculated as 1400 Euros per month.
•The scholarship amount will be used to cover travel cost, visa, installation and subsistence costs.
Eligibility Criteria for Erasmus Mundus MemBioMed Scholarship in Europe:
1. Applicants should have proficiency in English language. They should provide required evidence document of their English proficiency.
2. Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in biology (180 ECTS) with advanced courses in cell biology, biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, biophysics, biotechnology, bioengineering, cell medical biology, pharmacology and statistics. Advanced laboratory or research will be preferred.
3. Applicants who are enrolled in their last year of bachelor’s program at the time of application can apply but they have to provide proof of their graduation before the program will start.
4. Applicants must pay a USD 39 registration fee.
Documents required for Erasmus Mundus Scholarship in Europe:
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. A cover letter.
8. Motivation letter/statement of purpose (if any).
9. Additional Documents for Special Circumstances.
10. Copy of Valid Passport (Photo and Information Page).
11. Passport Size Photocopy (Professional photo with White Background and size less than 2 MB).
12. University Admission Offer Letter (If Already Issued).
Scholarship Deadline:
• Registration deadline for 2025 has passed.
• Registration for 2026 is now open with a tentative deadline in April 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.
