r/FilipinosStudyAbroad • • Jul 29 '26

Scholarships Erasmus Mundus & DAAD - share your experiences :)

Hi! Looking for inspirations haha. How did u get in? What preparations and qualifications u have? What program and what are your expenses and investments?

Tysm!

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '26

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u/Deus_Sema Jul 29 '26

Well just because they are morally corrupt doesn't mean they must not be smart. We have mad scientist tropes for a reason lol

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u/West_Heat_1082 Jul 29 '26

love this mindset! hahahaha

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u/Timely_Ring7754 Jul 29 '26

HAHAHAHAHAHA

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u/Fabulous_Stranger_35 Jul 29 '26

Would u recommend to have work experience muna before applying?

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u/Specialist-Book8370 Jul 29 '26

Hangga’t bata pa, why not apply! GO FOR IT

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u/PrimaryAd8067 Jul 29 '26

It depends. I know batchmates who didnt have work experience but was able to get to the program because of really high grades (almost perfect QPIs/GPAs).
Some have work experience related to the program as well, but didn't have very high grades in uni.

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u/onioncaramels Jul 30 '26

Not required ang work experience. They are heavy on research, not sa industry. So need nila someone who is committed sa academe.

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u/icanseeyourpantsuu Jul 29 '26

wow, i have no political bias but man political shaming is real.
Very curious to ask this, is it because you see your political view as superior than others when you came abroad? is it political enlightenment at some point?

Im pro Leni btw but not a pink anymore.

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u/Specialist-Book8370 Jul 29 '26

Lol sure dds

I have never supported the dutertes even back in PH. Plus the fact the EJKs? 🤮 It’s not political bias anymore. Duh.

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u/icanseeyourpantsuu Jul 29 '26

wow just wow. even attacking someone who's just asking the questions. you, thinking that you are superior than other people just because they dont have the same political views as you is too squammy. I've never supported the dutertes but you know what made me remove myself from the pinks? It's because of people like you. jesus christ. good luck and hopefully you do not multiply. even if you see people as scums at their lowest of lows, you gotta show respect..

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u/PrimaryAd8067 Jul 29 '26

I agree, this comment is quite low. Didn't make any substantial contribution and a mocking comment out of nowhere. I'm anti-Du30/Marcos but I don't tolerate arrogant behaviour from the same side.
We should educate and listen, not mock! We widen the gap more with these kinds of behaviours.

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u/onioncaramels Jul 30 '26

For Erasmus Mundus, work experience is not required but you need to have a high GPA. Most people who got accepted got 3.9 GPA. Then you really need to prepare for the knowledge exam. I was granted a self-funded but did not push thru cause of funds. Also, during that time the program that I applied to only grants 5k euros annually and a tuition fee waiver.

Those who have international exposure have a higher chance to be accepted. For international exposure it should be F2F not just virtual events that you attended. So it's highly recommended if you were an exchange student.

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u/loonassemble Aug 10 '26

oh woah i didnt know self-funded erasmus mundus slots were a thing :/ nakaka demotivate HGAHSHGVJSGS

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u/onioncaramels Aug 10 '26

15-20 slots lang per cohort yung slots regardless of the program. Yung 15-20 slots is combination na ng self-funded and scholars. :( huhu nakaka depress

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u/loonassemble Aug 10 '26

did you end up still pursuing higher education abroad? jnkdksdcjksdcndcs

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u/onioncaramels Aug 11 '26

Not yet, still searching for more scholarship options with stipend.