Everything you need to know for application
You want to apply for the MIR master, find on this page all the steps to follow :
Admission requirements
Selection procedure
Tuition Fees
After acceptance
Please read carrefully the eCandidat Application Manual (blue button below) before starting your application on the eCandidat platform (orange button below).
Important dates
For the 2023-2024 academic year:
- Application for the EMJMD MIR (scholarship holder + self-financed students) : October 24th, 2022 to January 15th, 2023
- Results on March 8th, 2023
Please note the University of Toulon (UTLN) will close for the end of year holidays on December 16th, 2022 and will reopen on January, 3rd 2023.
During this period no response will be given to emails. We recommend that you make arrangements to ask your questions in advance as the campaign closes on January 15th, 2023.
Application step by step
Before starting, verify your eligibility to the course, to the scholarships and the selection criteria.
In order to apply for the MIR masters program you will need to complete an online application form and upload a number of documents. It is important that you prepare your application well in advance, as once submitted the application cannot be amended. Read the eCandidat Application Manual and prepare the following documents that you will have to upload on the online application (as PDF files):
- Copy of valid international passport indicating the nationality
- Copies of academic degrees of all university studies, i.e. Bachelor, Master or equivalent.
- If the originals are not in English, official English translation of academic degrees of all university studies.
- Copy of diploma supplements in English (officially translated if necessary) stating courses and scores obtained per course. All the diploma supplements must be grouped in a single file. If the degree is due to be obtained after the application deadline, a certificate from the institution indicating the situation of the student and the expected date of graduation must be provided. If the documents are in French, Norwegian, Spanish or Portuguese, the English translation is not necessary.
- CV
- Motivation letter (max 1000 words)
- Any of the English test certificates accepted according to the eligibility criteria. Documents must not be older than 3 years. No other test is recognized. This document is not required if the language of instruction of your studies is English or if English is your mother tongue. This fact must be certified by an official document or letter from the University. In that case, submitting an English Test Certificate is not compulsory, but can add value to your application, since English proficiency is a selection criteria.
- Recommendation letters from two professors (or department heads, tutors, study directors) able to comment on the suitability of the applicant for graduate study. Letters should be provided signed on official university letterhead paper. The official university email addresses and contact information of the referees should be provided.
- Proof of address in a PROGRAMME COUNTRY (e.g. a bill with your name and address on it) less than 3 months old to be provided ONLY by students from PARTNER COUNTRIES who have carried out their main activity (studies, work, etc.) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in any of the PROGRAMME COUNTRIES (https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/programme-guide/part-a/eligible-countries?)
- Optionally, other supporting documents.
Once your documents are ready for submission, take the following steps:
- Decide whether you are applying to a EMJMD scholarship and what category (partner country or program country). Verify the scholarship eligibility criteria.
- Decide on the order of preference between the three study tracks and those in which you do not want to enroll (if any), but take into account the Selection procedure.
- Register to the online application form and follow the instructions.
Candidate applications will be revised by an international selection committee. Around 22 EMJMD scholarships are distributed among study tracks in the proportion agreed by the consortium of
- 25% for study tracks 1 and 3 and
- 50% to study track 2.
Once selected and upon enrollment on the MIR course, original degrees, certificates and all the aforementioned documentation will have to be provided for verification.
Language Policy
- All courses of the MIR master’s degree are taught in English
- English proficiency is an eligibility and selection criteria.
- Courses of local languages in each of the main partners institutions are offered to MIR students.