Erasmus Mundus 2025 Scholarship for Masters in Applied Cybersecurity

Erasmus Mundus 2025 Scholarship for Master’s in Applied Cybersecurity

CyberMACS is an exciting Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s program in Applied Cybersecurity, offered by a consortium of three highly respected universities in Turkey, Germany, and North Macedonia.

Over the course of this two-year program, you’ll have the chance to study at two different universities, gaining a unique international perspective and earning degrees from both.

Plus, with support from industry partners offering internships, company visits, and contributions to the curriculum, CyberMACS is designed to boost your employability in the fast-growing cybersecurity field.

It’s also recognized as one of Europe’s top-quality Master’s programs, selected by the prestigious Erasmus+ Programme.

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Are You Eligible?

To apply for CyberMACS, you’ll need to meet these general requirements:

Your previous higher education institution must be officially recognized.
Your previous degree should align with the program’s academic requirements.
If you’re required to submit an English language test, your scores should meet the minimum criteria, and you must submit them before the deadline.
You must submit your online application and all required documents by the application deadline.

What Does the Scholarship Cover?

The scholarship covers your tuition, travel costs, and even provides a living allowance—making this an amazing opportunity to pursue your passion without financial worries.

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How to Apply

When you’re ready to apply, you’ll need to upload digital copies of the following documents in English:

A completed application form.
Your CV (we recommend using the Europass format).
A cover letter (up to 1000 words) explaining why you’re a great fit for this program, including how it connects to your motivation, background, and future career goals.
A scanned copy of your passport (or your national ID, which will be conditionally accepted if you don’t yet have a passport).
Proof of residence (such as a residence certificate or documentation from your workplace, university, or training institution, with a certified translation to English).
A scanned copy of your Bachelor’s degree diploma and transcript, with an official translation to English. If you haven’t graduated yet, you can send your transcripts, proof of current enrollment, and a statement of your expected graduation date.
Two recommendation letters from people who know your academic or professional work, along with their contact details.
English language proficiency certificates showing at least a B2 level (CEFR). A full list of accepted certificates will be available when the Call for Applications opens.
If you have any academic publications where you’re the first author or co-author, feel free to include them (with an English translation of the abstract if they’re in another language).