Bioceb

European Master in Biological and Chemical Engineering for a Sustainable Bioeconomy

Application procedure

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree Bioceb recruits up to 26 well-motivated students from all over the world.

The application process is extremely selective and only the best candidates will be admitted to the programme.

Bioceb will not be able to offer Erasmus Mundus scholarships for the cohort 2024-2026, as Bioceb was funded for 4 cohorts of students from 2020 to 2023.

Application period: November 2023 - January 2024 (to be confirmed).

Application to the EMJMD-Bioceb programme is made with the online application tool: https://candidatures-erasmusmundus.agroparistech.fr
Please make sure you select the "Bioceb" choice on the drop-down menu when you log in for the first time (after the verification of your email address).

The following documents must be uploaded on the online application tool:
Scan of Passport (with photo, date of expiry and personal details / ID can be accepted for European students only)
Curriculum Vitae (if possible in European Format, see the Europass Website)
Letter of Motivation
Copy of BSc-degree or equivalent (Scan of the official degree or temporary certificates required)
If you have not yet completed your BSc, please upload a document from your university stating that you are currently following the last year of your BSc and the expected date of graduation.
Translation of Diploma (official translation in English, if applicable)
Transcripts of academic records for each year of the BSc degree or equivalent (official signed and stamped transcripts with explanation of the grading system, and, if applicable, official translation in English)
Recommendation letters: Two reference letters (signed and stamped, if possible use the Bioceb form)

Proof of English Proficiency: Proof of English level ("B2 advanced level" according to CEFR, advanced). Please check the list of eligible English certifications on the "Selection procedure" page of the Bioceb website.
Proof of your Place of Residence: a residence certificate in accordance with your municipality registration rules or a certificate from your place of work, study or training issued by the employer or institution in question, in English (or officially translated into English) and not older than 12 months.
Copy of your High School Diploma and/or transcripts of records or equivalent, required to access University studies at the applicant’s home country (official translation in English, unless the document is in French, German or Dutch).
If needed, official documents for the past five years if they are not covered by your last diploma: please provide them year by year, in a single pdf (Official declaration of enrolment for higher education or university studies, original employment certificate - specifying occupation start and end dates, declaration of military service, etc..). Translation in English or French if needed

Please note that incomplete applications will not be taken into consideration. Read carefully the list of documents and make sure you attached everything to your application, including translations.
NO DOCUMENT may be sent by post or email at that stage.
Your applications must be validated (last thumbnail of the online application tool) to be considered. You can start an application folder and come back later to fill it and add documents.

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This project has been funded with the support from the European Commission. This communication reflects only the views of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

- Updated August 2023 -