- Admission & selection
- Participation fees
- APPLICATION STEP BY STEP
- Erasmus Mundus Scholarships
- Special needs
- Other funding opportunities
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Appeal procedure
- WINTOUR applicants have the right to appeal against the selection decision. Reasons to appeal must be reasonable and duly justified using the following APPEAL FORM. The appeal form, together with supporting documents (if applicable), must be sent by e-mail to the WINTOUR Office (apply.wintour(ELIMINAR)@urv.cat) within 10 days from the date of the official notification. The WINTOUR Academic Committee evaluates all petitions and responds within one month after reception of the appeal.
- Before sending the appeal, please read carefully the information contained in the sections "Admission & Selection" and "Application step by step". Late, incomplete or incorrect applications are not justified reasons for submitting an appeal.
- Should you have any query regarding the selection procedure or are interested in receiving feedback and recommendations for improving your candidacy for future calls, do not hesitate to contact the WINTOUR Office (apply.wintour(ELIMINAR)@urv.cat), instead of raising an appeal.
Calendar of the application process - Edition 2026-2028
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17 November to 17 December 2025 (23:59h CET) |
1st call for applications – Erasmus Mundus scholarships holders |
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By end of April 2026 |
Communication of the 1st call selection results |
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8 April to 7 May 2026 (23:59h CET) |
2nd Call for applications – self-funded students |
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By end of June 2026 |
Communication of the 2nd call selection results |
Application procedure
- 1. Register in the application system through the following link: HERE.
- 2. Once you receive the confirmation email of your registration, please validate your account by clicking on the link provided in the email.
- 3. Sign-in (HERE) and carefully read the instructions provided in the portal to complete your application.
- 4. Complete the online application form by providing all the required information and uploading the compulsory documents.
- Please note that the WINTOUR Master has updated its application system. With the current procedure, both the application form and the required documents must be uploaded directly through the same platform. This means that, at the time of completing the form, candidates are required to submit all mandatory documents. Consequently, no documents will be accepted after the deadline of each application call.
- Candidates admitted in the 2nd call for applications (self-funded) have to pay a deposit of 400 EUR to guarantee their place in the programme. Detailed instructions on how to formalize this payment shall be provided after the formal notification of selection.
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Required documents
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The submitted documents have to be named following this format: YourSurname_DocX_DocumentName. Example: Smith_Doc1_Identification |
| Doc1_Identification |
Scan copy of valid ID (only EU citizens) or PASSPORT (EU or non-EU citizens). |
| Doc2_Diploma |
Scan copy of Bachelor’s degree diploma. Candidates who have obtained a Master’s degree may optionally upload their diploma as additional documentation. Translation requirements at application stage:
Note: Applicants who are pursuing the final year of Bachelor studies in a university based in the European Union are allowed to apply for the programme provided that they complete their studies before the start of the corresponding WINTOUR edition. In this case, uploading the up-to-date transcript of records (see below Doc3a and Doc3b) will suffice. Applicants pursuing their Bachelor's degree in a university based outside of the European Union must have completed their studies and document that they have graduated to apply for the programme. Hence, applicants who expect to finish their studies later than the deadline for applications can not participate in the call and should wait for the following. See further clarifications on this matter in the FAQ section. |
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Doc3_Transcript |
Scan copy of Bachelor’s degree transcript of records. Candidates who have obtained a Master's degree may optionally upload their transcript as additional documentation. The document must list ALL the subjects studied, number of hours/credits for each of them, grades obtained, total credits gained and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) or final average grade. IF THE TRANSCRIPT DOES NOT SPECIFY THE CGPA OR FINAL AVERAGE GRADE, CANDIDATES MUST PROVIDE A COMPLEMENTARY STATEMENT FROM THEIR UNIVERSITY OF ORIGIN CERTIFYING THIS INFORMATION. Translation requirements at application stage:
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| Doc4_CV |
Up-to-date CV in English and Europass format (maximum 6 pages) including the candidate’s photo and the contact e-mail of 2 referees for recommendation. RESUMES IN OTHER LANGUAGES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Recommendation letters are not accepted. Referees will only be contacted eventually in case the Academic Committee requires clarifications or complementary information about shortlisted applicants. |
| Doc5_English |
Scan copy of an official English certificate proving at least a B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Important remarks:
Accepted certifications:
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| Doc6_Motivation |
Motivation letter written in English (maximum 2 pages), which must cover the following topics:
MOTIVATION LETTERS EXCEEDING THE EXTENSION INDICATED WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Make sure that your letter is not a summary or repetition of your CV, but rather a useful addition to it that includes clear and concise statements about the aspects mentioned above. This letter is very important in the selection process, what you write in it should show the selection committee why they have to choose you in front of other prospective candidates. |
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Doc7_OtherLanguages |
Other language certificates (if applicable). Scan copy of certifications to prove knowledge of Spanish, French and/or Portuguese. Third language skills are not mandatory, but they may enhance candidacies. |
- At pre-enrolment stage candidates can provide all documents in PDF format. In case of selection, the Bachelor’s degree diploma must be duly legalized (see requirements for foreign students here). Also, in case of selection students must present the certified or attested copies of certain documents to complete the registration process.
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Any further doubt? Check out our FAQ section for more information.
"The European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), in the context of managing the Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters, collects and processes the personal data of some of the candidates. In particular, certain data of the scholarship holders and non-scholarship holders is shared with the Agency and treated according to this privacy statement"

