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Research Summary: One programme, multiple countries: find joint study programmes in Europe
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- European Commission — Education and Training
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- Aziz Shuaib Ausi
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- 26 September 2026
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The European Commission promotes joint study programmes, such as Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters, which are developed and delivered by multiple higher education institutions across different countries. These programmes allow students to experience diverse academic environments, develop intercultural skills, and potentially receive joint or multiple degrees from participating institutions.
Why it matters
The proliferation of joint study programmes signifies a trend towards greater international collaboration in education and the development of globally competent graduates. This approach enhances the quality and breadth of educational offerings, fostering a workforce with diverse academic and intercultural proficiencies.
Key insights
- Joint study programmes are collaborative efforts between two or more higher education institutions, potentially located in different countries.
- Participants in these programmes may earn a single qualification awarded jointly by institutions (joint degree) or multiple degrees.
- Benefits of these programmes include exposure to varied academic environments and educational approaches.
- Studying in different countries through these programmes fosters the development of intercultural skills and broadens international experience.
Source
European Commission — Education and Training — https://education.ec.europa.eu/study-in-europe/whats-new/news/one-programme-multiple-countries-find-joint-study-programmes-in-europe
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