EMLE provides an experience lauded as “an outstanding educational concept” which synthesizes law and economics together into a programme that is both manageable in its structure and innovative in its design. This programme creates an atmosphere of internationality through its students and its universities, which provides both a learning experience for its scholars and a desirable trait for future employers. The combination of law and economics fosters an atmosphere of idea sharing and introduces different techniques for examining and handling problems. EMLE is forging a path in producing future lawyers and economists equipped with an interdisciplinary background ready to handle the multidimensional challenges of European and international business and law.
Eramus + Scholarship:
There is the possibility that the highest ranked students will be offered an Erasmus+: Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) Scholarship by the European Commission. EMJM scholarship holders will receive a generous grant that covers the tuition fees, contributes to travel and installment costs and gives a monthly contribution to cover subsistence costs for the duration that students will be studying on the program. Please note that monthly contributions will not be paid for any periods (study/research/placement/thesis) that students will spend in their country of residence. It will also not be paid to non-EU students for the EMJM periods exceeding three months (indicatively the equivalent of 15 ECTS credits) spent in any Partner country. Besides payments from the European Commission, the EMLE consortium will provide scholarship holders with substantial insurance coverage over the whole period of the EMLE academic year.
In previous academic years (from 2018-2019 up to 2021-2022), we were able to award Erasmus+ Scholarships to a total of 16 students from Program (EU) countries and 42 students from Partner (non-EU) countries. Thus, on average, up to 15 EMLE students received a full scholarship from the European Commission each year. However, at this point, it is still uncertain whether we will be able to award scholarships in the upcoming academic years and what the exact funding rules for these scholarships will be. This depends on the re-selection of our program to be sponsored by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ program. This decision might come only very late, in summer 2022, so that we will not be able to guarantee any funding before students will be regularly admitted and enrolled to our program.
EMLE Outreach Scholarship:
The EMLE program is dedicated to introducing and strengthening education in Law and Economics in countries and regions where it is not yet wide-known. Therefore, EMLE annually provides full tuition fee waivers for up to two applicants who are affiliated to a higher education institution and who, upon graduation from the EMLE, will incorporate Law and Economics in their teaching and research. Interested applicants should provide, next to their regular EMLE application, a short project plan regarding how to implement Law and Economics in their work. In addition, they must provide a letter of endorsement from their institution, showing its interest in developing or strengthening Law and Economics in their curriculum/course catalogue.
Therefore, the EMLE program invites applicants especially from countries, regions, or academic institutions in which the subject of the economic analysis of law is not strongly developed or not strongly incorporated into the course catalogue of (their home) academic institutions. Applicants who would like to apply for this scholarship should address their intention within their motivation letter and send an email to info@emle.org for further information. We will especially focus on countries outside the 49 member countries of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA, see link) or those countries that were so far underrepresented in the Erasmus+ program (either as scholarship holders or consortium partners in EMJM(D) programs, see overview in this publication of the EACEA).
Eramus + Scholarship:
There is the possibility that the highest ranked students will be offered an Erasmus+: Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) Scholarship by the European Commission. EMJM scholarship holders will receive a generous grant that covers the tuition fees, contributes to travel and installment costs and gives a monthly contribution to cover subsistence costs for the duration that students will be studying on the program. Please note that monthly contributions will not be paid for any periods (study/research/placement/thesis) that students will spend in their country of residence. It will also not be paid to non-EU students for the EMJM periods exceeding three months (indicatively the equivalent of 15 ECTS credits) spent in any Partner country. Besides payments from the European Commission, the EMLE consortium will provide scholarship holders with substantial insurance coverage over the whole period of the EMLE academic year.
In previous academic years (from 2018-2019 up to 2021-2022), we were able to award Erasmus+ Scholarships to a total of 16 students from Program (EU) countries and 42 students from Partner (non-EU) countries. Thus, on average, up to 15 EMLE students received a full scholarship from the European Commission each year. However, at this point, it is still uncertain whether we will be able to award scholarships in the upcoming academic years and what the exact funding rules for these scholarships will be. This depends on the re-selection of our program to be sponsored by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ program. This decision might come only very late, in summer 2022, so that we will not be able to guarantee any funding before students will be regularly admitted and enrolled to our program.
EMLE Outreach Scholarship:
The EMLE program is dedicated to introducing and strengthening education in Law and Economics in countries and regions where it is not yet wide-known. Therefore, EMLE annually provides full tuition fee waivers for up to two applicants who are affiliated to a higher education institution and who, upon graduation from the EMLE, will incorporate Law and Economics in their teaching and research. Interested applicants should provide, next to their regular EMLE application, a short project plan regarding how to implement Law and Economics in their work. In addition, they must provide a letter of endorsement from their institution, showing its interest in developing or strengthening Law and Economics in their curriculum/course catalogue.
Therefore, the EMLE program invites applicants especially from countries, regions, or academic institutions in which the subject of the economic analysis of law is not strongly developed or not strongly incorporated into the course catalogue of (their home) academic institutions. Applicants who would like to apply for this scholarship should address their intention within their motivation letter and send an email to info@emle.org for further information. We will especially focus on countries outside the 49 member countries of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA, see link) or those countries that were so far underrepresented in the Erasmus+ program (either as scholarship holders or consortium partners in EMJM(D) programs, see overview in this publication of the EACEA).
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