European Master in Transnational Trade Law & Finance 2012-2014

The European Master’s in Transnational Trade Law and Finance (EMTTLF) has been selected by the European Commission among the Erasmus Mundus masters courses for five years. This implies that the Consortium will be able to grant scholarships to highly qualified graduate students to follow the EMTTLF Masters Course.

Erasmus Mundus Scholarships Categories:
As for the fourth edition of this Master (2011-2013), the EMTTLF Consortium will award:

• Category A scholarships for graduate students citizens of a Third country 
• Category B scholarships for students citizens of member states of the European Union and EEA-EFTA states, as well as to all non-European students who do not meet the Category A criteria

Amount of the Erasmus Mundus scholarships:

• Category A scholarships:  EUR 48000
• Category B scholarships: EUR 20,000

Egibility:

Admission may be granted to applicants who meet the following criteria: Candidates must be have completed at least a good level first cycle degree in a discipline related to Law and Business Administration (ILF accepts only Law, Economics or Business Administration graduates). The Course seeks those who demonstrate a proven interest in issues of Transnational law and finance and/or have related international work experience. Candidates are required to have a recognized qualification in the languages of instruction of the university that they plan to attend. Applicants will have to enclose the documentation attesting their level of English (TOEFL test results 580* or IELTS 6.5) or French (DELF, DALF or other diploma), if they apply for the Strasbourg Track. Check the “TOEFL Internet Based Test score comparison”. Study mobility periods abroad and practical experience in European and/or international organizations and institutions is valued. Selection criteria include motivation, academic qualifications, languages skills, research experience, and professional experience.

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Eligibility:

International, Europe, developing countries