Marine and Maritime Programmes
Erasmus Mundus offers some of the most prestigious fully funded scholarships in Europe, with several programmes focusing on marine engineering, maritime studies, and ocean technology.
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These scholarships cover full tuition, travel, health insurance, and a monthly stipend of around €1,000. Students benefit from studying at multiple partner universities across Europe, often gaining experience in both theoretical marine science and applied engineering. Programmes such as the European Master in Marine and Maritime Intelligent Robotics (MIR) and Marine Environment and Resources (MER) are particularly relevant.
DAAD Scholarships – Germany
Germany’s DAAD scholarship scheme funds international students pursuing master’s and doctoral studies in marine technology, ship engineering, and ocean systems. Benefits include full or partial tuition coverage, a monthly stipend (€934 for master’s, €1,300 for doctoral), health insurance, and travel support. German universities such as TU Hamburg, University of Rostock, and Kiel University offer strong research opportunities in naval architecture, marine propulsion, and offshore engineering.
Norwegian Quota and SIU Scholarships – Norway
Although not part of the EU, Norway is a hub for marine engineering and offshore technology. The Norwegian government supports international students through scholarships administered by SIU (Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Education). Benefits include full tuition waivers, monthly stipends, and accommodation support. Norwegian institutions like NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) are leaders in ship design, subsea engineering, and sustainable ocean technology.
Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP)
Sweden is home to leading universities like Chalmers University of Technology, offering programmes in naval architecture, offshore technology, and sustainable ocean development. The SISGP scholarship covers full tuition fees, a monthly living allowance (SEK 12,000), health insurance, and a travel grant. Candidates are selected based on leadership potential and academic excellence.
Eiffel Excellence Scholarship – France
The Eiffel Scholarship, funded by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, is designed for top-performing master’s and PhD students. It provides a monthly stipend (€1,181 for master’s), travel costs, health insurance, and cultural integration support. French institutions such as École Centrale de Nantes, University of Nantes, and ENSTA Bretagne specialize in naval architecture, hydrodynamics, and marine renewable energy.
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) – Ocean Technology Research
The MSCA programme supports doctoral and postdoctoral research across Europe, including marine engineering and advanced ocean technology. Scholarships cover a generous salary, mobility allowances, and research funding. Students work within multidisciplinary networks that integrate engineering, oceanography, and environmental sciences.
University-Specific Scholarships in Marine Engineering & Ocean Technology
TU Delft Excellence Scholarships (Netherlands) – Justus & Louise van Effen Scholarships fully fund exceptional students in Naval Architecture, Offshore Engineering, and Marine Technology.
Chalmers University of Technology IPOET Scholarships (Sweden) – Covers 75% of tuition for international students in Marine and Naval Architecture programmes.
University of Strathclyde Scholarships (UK) – Known for its Department of Naval Architecture, Ocean & Marine Engineering, Strathclyde offers tuition waivers and living stipends for international students.
University of Southampton Scholarships (UK) – Provides merit-based scholarships for MSc in Marine Engineering and Ship Science, often covering full tuition.
Aalto University Scholarships (Finland) – Offers tuition fee waivers and stipends for MSc in Marine Technology and Arctic Marine Engineering.
KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) – Provides tuition fee waivers and scholarships in Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering.
University of Plymouth International Scholarships (UK) – Supports postgraduate students in Marine Engineering and Ocean Technology with partial or full tuition coverage.
Commonwealth Scholarships – United Kingdom
The Commonwealth Scholarship programme funds master’s and doctoral studies in marine engineering, ship design, and sustainable ocean technology. Scholarships cover tuition fees, living expenses, airfare, and research support. These scholarships are particularly aimed at students from Commonwealth nations with strong interests in global maritime industries.
Comparative Overview
| Scholarship / Programme | Coverage Highlights | Focus Area |
|---|---|---|
| Erasmus Mundus (EMJMD) | Tuition, stipend, travel, insurance | Marine robotics, naval architecture, ocean technology |
| DAAD (Germany) | Tuition, stipend, travel, health insurance | Ship engineering, offshore technology, ocean systems |
| Norwegian Scholarships | Tuition, stipend, accommodation | Subsea engineering, offshore oil & gas, ocean design |
| SISGP (Sweden) | Tuition, stipend, travel, health insurance | Naval architecture, sustainable ocean engineering |
| Eiffel Excellence (France) | Tuition, stipend, travel, health insurance | Hydrodynamics, marine renewables, naval design |
| MSCA (EU) | Salary, mobility allowance, research funding | Doctoral/postdoctoral research in marine engineering |
| University-Specific Scholarships | Varies | Marine engineering, offshore & Arctic technologies |
| Commonwealth (UK) | Tuition, stipend, airfare, research support | Global maritime industries and ocean sustainability |
Application Tips
- Target Marine Specializations – Choose a programme that aligns with your research or career interests, whether in offshore renewable energy, ship design, or marine robotics.
- Prepare Research Proposals – For research-oriented scholarships like MSCA and DAAD, presenting a clear, innovative research idea is essential.
- Highlight Industry Relevance – Demonstrating how your studies connect with global maritime industries or sustainability challenges strengthens your application.
- Meet Language Requirements – Many programmes require proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL), while some in France or Germany may require local language skills.
- Apply Early – Deadlines generally range from October to February, with documentation such as transcripts, recommendations, and study plans required.
