Erasmus Mundus E-PiCo+ Scholarship | Fully Funded Master’s in Electric Vehicle Propulsion and Control in Europe
Want to build the electric cars, trains and drones of the future? E-PiCo+ (Electric Vehicle Propulsion and Control) is a two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master taught in English across leading engineering universities in Europe. The best applicants receive an Erasmus Mundus scholarship covering tuition, travel and a monthly living allowance.
Quick summary
- Programme: International Master in Electric Vehicle Propulsion and Control (E-PiCo+)
- Coordinator: École Centrale de Nantes, France
- Partners: Kiel University (Germany), University of L’Aquila (Italy), National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest (Romania) and CINVESTAV (Mexico)
- Level: Master’s, 2 years, 120 ECTS, taught in English
- Funding: Erasmus Mundus scholarships (fully funded) and partial consortium scholarships
- Open to: applicants from any country
- Intake:September
- Scholarship deadline:usually 31 January (expected 31 January )
Study path
- Year 1: École Centrale de Nantes, France
- Year 2: one partner university, chosen by specialisation: Kiel (Germany), L’Aquila (Italy), Bucharest (Romania) or CINVESTAV (Mexico)
- Every student studies in at least two European countries, and the programme ends with a master’s thesis, often linked to industry or research labs.
You study electrical machines, power electronics, batteries, control systems and embedded systems for electric and hybrid vehicles.
Scholarship benefits
- Erasmus Mundus scholarship: full tuition (participation costs), travel and installation costs, and a monthly allowance (listed at €1,400 per month), including health insurance
- Consortium scholarship: a partial tuition reduction for strong applicants who do not receive a full scholarship
- Self-funded places are also available
Eligibility
- A bachelor’s degree of at least 180 ECTS (or equivalent) in electrical engineering, control systems, mechatronics or a related field
- Graduation before 31 July (non-European applicants) or 30 September (European applicants)
- English for non-native speakers: for example IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 80 or Cambridge C1 Advanced 160+
- Letters of recommendation
How to apply
- Check the official E-PiCo+ website for the call. Applications usually open in early November.
- Prepare your degree certificate and transcripts, CV, motivation letter, English test result, passport and recommendation letters.
- Apply online through the E-PiCo+ application portal and tick that you want to be considered for a scholarship.
- Submit before the scholarship deadline (usually 31 January). Later applications are usually considered for self-funded places only.
See also: Erasmus Mundus scholarships explained and all Erasmus Mundus programmes on GrabScholarships.
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