Project Overview
About the Scholarship
IMSOGLO is a two-year Erasmus Mundus master in soil systems under global change, coordinated from Ghent University with European partners. Applications for the September 2027 intake opened on 1 October 2026; the scholarship round closes on 28 February 2027, and self-funded documents can follow until 31 May 2027.
| Opportunity | IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) |
| Host | IMSOGLO Consortium (Ghent University) |
| Location | Ghent (multi-country mobility), Belgium |
| Study Level | Master's |
| Funding | Fully Funded |
| Stipend | Erasmus Mundus scholarships for selected students: |
| Application Deadline | 28 February 2027 |
| Apply | Official application page ↗ |
IMSOGLO is a two-year Erasmus Mundus master in soil systems under global change, coordinated from Ghent University with European partners. Applications for the September 2027 intake opened on 1 October 2026; the scholarship round closes on 28 February 2027, and self-funded documents can follow until 31 May 2027.
Programme Highlights
- Ghent-coordinated soil science programme with a global-change lens
- Scholarship deadline 28 February 2027; long self-funded tail to 31 May
- Fieldwork across European soil observatories and partner universities
- Careers in land management, climate services and environmental consulting
Who Should Apply
Bachelor's degrees (180 ECTS) in environmental science, biology, agriculture, geology or engineering are expected, with English documentation per the Ghent process.
Funding and Costs
Erasmus Mundus scholarships for selected students: tuition coverage plus monthly allowance.
Deadline and How to Apply
Apply through the Ghent University portal linked on the IMSOGLO site and complete legalised documents in time for the May stage. Key deadline information: 28 February 2027 (scholarship round); applications opened 1 October 2026; non-scholarship documents until 31 May 2027.
Official Link
About IMSOGLO Consortium (Ghent University)
The IMSOGLO consortium is coordinated by Ghent University and delivers the International Master of Science in Soils and Global Change with European partner universities.
Official website: https://imsoglo.eu
Contact
Questions about this position, eligibility or the application process should be raised through the contact channel given on the official announcement page (see the Official Link section above). Always quote the position reference in your message so the admissions or HR team can route your enquiry quickly.
Important Notes
- Application deadline: 28 February 2027 - late or incomplete applications are normally not considered.
- Listing details were recorded from the official source at the time of publication; always confirm the latest requirements on the official page before applying.
- Prepare the documents listed in the eligibility and application sections before starting the online form - transcripts, CV and references take the longest to collect.
Application guides
Frequently asked questions
Drawn from this listing's own record. Always confirm the details on the official source before applying.
What is the deadline for IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus)?
The application deadline is 28 February 2027. Applications received after that date are not considered, so treat it as a hard cut-off (Europe/Brussels time) and leave time for references and transcripts. Closing time not specified — confirm with the provider before you leave it until the last day: the source names Europe/Brussels but gives no clock time.
Is IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) fully funded?
This is a fully funded award: tuition is covered and a living stipend is provided for the duration of the programme. €1,400/month (EMJM scholarship rate).
Who is eligible to apply for IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus)?
This opportunity is open to applicants worldwide. Host-country status is not a requirement, although you must still satisfy the visa rules for Belgium. Applications are assessed by IMSOGLO Consortium (Ghent University).
How do I apply for IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus)?
Applications for IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) are submitted directly to IMSOGLO Consortium (Ghent University) through the provider's own application portal — use the Apply button on this page to open it. NextApply does not process applications or charge a fee.
Is an English proficiency test required for IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus)?
Yes — an English-language certificate is required for this listing. Check the exact band expected on the official source, since it can differ by programme. Requirements for Belgium are published by the provider.
What study level does IMSOGLO – International Master in Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus) offer?
This listing is offered at Master's level. That describes the qualification on offer, not a credential you must already hold — check the provider's stated entry requirements before applying.
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IMSOGLO Consortium (Ghent University)
The IMSOGLO consortium is coordinated by Ghent University and delivers the International Master of Science in Soils and Global Change with European partner universities.
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