International Master in Plant Health (IMPH) – Erasmus Mundus Joint Master

The International Master in Plant Health (IMPH) is a two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s degree focused on plant protection, sustainable agriculture, and global food security. The program trains students to tackle major challenges such as plant diseases, pests, biosecurity risks, and the impact of climate change on crops, combining strong scientific foundations with applied, real-world perspectives.

What’s Offered

• A joint Master’s degree delivered by a consortium of leading European universities

• Mandatory international mobility, allowing students to study in multiple countries

• Access to Erasmus Mundus scholarships, covering tuition, monthly living allowance, travel, and insurance

• Hands-on training through laboratories, fieldwork, and research projects

Eligibility Criteria

• Open to international applicants of all nationalities

• Bachelor’s degree in agriculture, biology, biotechnology, environmental sciences, or related fields

• Strong academic background and motivation for plant health and sustainability

• English language proficiency required

Fields of Study

• Plant Pathology and Crop Protection

• Pest Management and Integrated Control

• Plant Biosecurity and Risk Assessment

• Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems

• Climate Change and Plant Health

Program Structure

• Delivered across multiple European universities with a structured mobility pathway

• Combines coursework, applied training, and a Master’s thesis

• Strong links with research institutions, laboratories, and the agri-food sector

Deadline

• Applications typically close between December and January, depending on scholarship track