Summary
The European Union Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme (JMSP) is offering approximately 170 fully funded scholarship awards for the 2027–2028 academic year. The program aims to increase expertise in EU policies, laws, institutions, and the European integration process. It enables successful scholars to pursue postgraduate academic studies in EU Member States focusing directly on subjects connected with the EU acquis.
Designation
- Program Name: EU Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme (JMSP)
- Level of Study: Postgraduate Studies / Research
Overview Table
| Feature | Details |
| Funding Body | European Union (JMSP) |
| Number of Awards | ~170 Seats |
| Coverage Type | Fully Funded |
| Destination Countries | EU Member States (Europe) |
| Eligible Groups | Students, Academic Staff, and Professionals in Türkiye |
| Application Deadline | October 27, 2026 |
Research Area & Study Fields
Applicants must choose a study area directly connected to the EU acquis (body of EU laws and policies). Key areas include:
- European Union Law & International Relations
- Economics, Public Administration & Political Science
- Trade, Business & Regional Development
- Environmental Policy, Energy & Agriculture
- Digital Transformation
- Human Rights, Social Policy & Migration
Location
- Eligible Destination: Academic institutions located across EU Member States (Europe).
Eligibility / Qualification
To be eligible, applicants must meet the sector-specific requirements outlined in the 2027–2028 call:
- Academic Criteria: Final-year undergraduate students, Master’s students, and PhD students currently studying in Türkiye.
- Professional / Sector Criteria:
- University academic and administrative staff in Türkiye.
- Public-sector and private-sector employees working in Türkiye.
- Employees of NGOs and resident diplomatic missions.
- Study Plan: A clear study plan and career objective aligned directly with EU-related topics and the EU acquis.
- Compliance: Must fulfill the nationality, residency, and sector criteria established for the 2027–2028 academic year.
Scholarship Description & Benefits
The award provides comprehensive financial support throughout the postgraduate study duration:
- Tuition Fees: Covered up to €22,000.
- Living Allowance: Monthly stipend determined according to the approved standard rate of the host EU country.
- Fixed Allowance: A fixed €3,500 grant covering travel expenses, visa and passport costs, mandatory health insurance, educational books/materials, and institutional registration costs.
- Career Benefits: Global networking opportunities, exposure to European governance institutions, and enhanced career positioning across public, private, and non-profit sectors.
How to Apply
- Review Guidelines: Visit the official Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme website and read the official 2027–2028 Announcement Document.
- Select Field: Identify an approved postgraduate study program in an EU Member State aligned with the EU acquis.
- Assemble Dossier: Prepare all certified academic transcripts, language certifications, application forms, and required sector verification documents.
- Submit Application: Package the application along with supporting documents in a sealed envelope and submit via mail, courier service, or in person as instructed by the program secretariat.
Last Date for Apply
- Deadline: October 27, 2026
