The EACH Erasmus Mundus programme, Excellence in Analytical Chemistry is a prestigious two-year joint master’s course that trains analytical wizards ready for senior roles in laboratories and industries spanning food, pharmacy, environmental, health, materials science, and beyond. Coordinated by the University of Tartu, this fully-fledged international degree empowers graduates with indispensable analytical, metrological, and quality assurance expertise
In Year 1, students establish a rock-solid foundation in modern analytical chemistry, mastering core lab practices, metrology, and socio-economic aspects. In Year 2, specialization takes off: depending on chosen tracks, students dive into organic and bio-analysis, industrial process control, or electroanalytical sensor technology at top-tier institutions across Sweden, France, or Finland
Project Status
- Status: Ongoing
- Start date 01-09-2020
- End date 30-09-2026
- Action Type: Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees
- Universities Involved
- Countries Involved
The EACH Erasmus Mundus program is a Master’s in Analytical Chemistry offered by top universities in Europe.
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This cross-border collaboration allows students to gain an international perspective while studying and researching in the heart of Europe’s academic and industrial hubs.
Description of the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program
The EACH Erasmus Mundus programme is a dynamic two-year, 120 ECTS master’s course (under Erasmus+ EMJMD) that blends theoretical rigor with real-world application. It delivers specialized training in analytical chemistry while fostering metrological awareness, quality assurance competencies, and understanding of socio-economic impact. The programme is anchored by UT in Year 1 and branches into high-impact professional specializations in Year 2.
Key Features of the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program
- Fully integrated two-year joint degree, 120 ECTS.
- Foundational Year 1 in Tartu covering analytical fundamentals, metrology, lab tech, and societal perspectives.
- Year 2 specializations at UU, UCBL, or AAU with tailored analytical skills (bio-analysis, industrial control, electrochemistry).
- Winter school with external experts for frontier topics.
- Internships offering real industry or lab experience.
- Strong partner network with labs and companies across Europe (RISE, Solvay, Bruker, Air Liquide, etc.).
- Erasmus Mundus scholarships including tuition waivers and potential full grants, with transparent selection based on ranking and funding availability.
Mobility Tracks of the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program
- Year 1: University of Tartu.
- Year 2: Choose from one of three tracks:
- UT → UU (Sweden): focus on organic/bio-analysis and mass spectrometry.
- UT → UCBL (France): industrial analytical chemistry and process control.
- UT → AAU (Finland): electroanalytical sensors and device innovation.
- Add-ons: winter school and placement internships take the mobility beyond academics.
Admission Requirements
- Academic: Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) with minimum 60 ECTS in chemistry/chem eng and 20 ECTS in math/physics.
- Grades: Minimum average of 66% of the maximum possible grade.
- Language: English proficiency (standard tests apply).
- Selection: Top-ranked applicants get tuition-waver scholarships; may receive conditional full EMJMD scholarships if EU grant is confirmed.
How to Apply for EACH Erasmus Mundus Program
- Visit the EACH Admissions & Scholarships webpage on the official site.
- Complete the online application form.
- Upload all required documents—transcripts, your English language certificate, motivation letter, recommendation letters, etc.
- Submit before the deadline (e.g., for 2025 intake: Nov 5, 2024 – Jan 5, 2025).
- Candidates are automatically assessed for both tuition waiver and EMJMD scholarships.
Tips to Win the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program
- Emphasize your chemical analysis passion, especially in areas matching specialization tracks.
- Highlight academic excellence, strong grades, and relevant coursework in chemistry, math, physics.
- Craft a stellar motivation letter, referencing why you chose specific mobility tracks (UU, UCBL, AAU).
- Secure powerful recommendation letters—academics or professionals who know your analytical prowess.
- If available, share evidence of relevant internship or lab experience.
- Be prompt—apply early within the window to avoid stress monsters!
Application Timeline
- Application Open: November
- Application Deadline: January
- Program Start Date: September
Curriculum Structure of the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program
- Year 1 at UT: fundamentals via Applied Measurement Science modules—analytical chemistry, metrology in chemistry, quality assurance, socio-economic angles.
- Year 2 spent at chosen partner university (UU, UCBL, or AAU) focusing on a specific application area
- Supplemental: Winter School with guest scholars + hands-on internships in industry or labs.
Coordinator Contact
- Professor Ivo Leito (Programme Director)
University of Tartu, Institute of Chemistry
Phone: +372 518 4176,
Email: ivo.leito@ut.ee - International Student Service (UT)
Phone: +372 737 5153, Email: each@ut.ee
Alumni Feedback
“Excellent,” is the first word that comes to mind when reflecting on my EACH journey. From the moment I discovered the EACH program, I knew I had to join, and it has turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
~Faiza Fayyaz
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program?
The EACH Erasmus Mundus Program is a two-year joint Master’s in Analytical Chemistry delivered by four leading European universities, focusing on advanced analytical methods, metrology, and industry applications.
How can I apply for the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program?
Applicants to the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program must complete the online application form, submit transcripts, proof of English proficiency, recommendation letters, and a motivation statement through the official portal before the deadline.
What scholarships are available for the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program?
The EACH Erasmus Mundus Program offers Erasmus+ funded scholarships, which may include tuition waivers, living stipends, and travel allowances for highly ranked applicants.
What are the mobility tracks in the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program?
In the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program, students spend the first year at the University of Tartu, followed by a second-year specialization at either Uppsala University, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, or Åbo Akademi University.
What are the admission requirements for the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program?
To qualify for the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program, applicants need a Bachelor’s degree in chemistry or a related field, with credits in mathematics and physics, along with proof of English language proficiency.
What career opportunities are available after completing the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program?
Graduates of the EACH Erasmus Mundus Program can pursue careers in pharmaceutical companies, environmental labs, food and materials industries, research institutions, and quality assurance agencies worldwide.
