Applications have opened for the Erasmus Mundus NOHA Scholarship, a fully funded Master's programme in International Humanitarian Action offered jointly by a group of European universities, with Pakistani students among those eligible to apply. The scholarship covers a two-year programme worth 120 ECTS credits, during which selected students study at more than one partner university and must complete mobility periods in at least two different countries as part of the degree. Sixteen scholarships are available for this intake. Funding includes a monthly stipend of 1,400 euros for up to 24 months, which adds up to a maximum of 33,600 euros over the full two years. Besides the living stipend, the scholarship also covers tuition fees, travel expenses, visa costs and installation fees. To be eligible, Pakistani applicants need a Bachelor's degree equivalent to at least 180 ECTS credits in a relevant field, along with proof of meeting the language requirements set by their chosen partner universities. The curriculum spans international politics, humanitarian law, public health, management, research methods and humanitarian practice. Applications opened on October 1, 2026, and the deadline to apply is December 15, 2026. Interested students must apply online, selecting their preferred partner universities and submitting required documents including a degree certificate, academic transcripts, a CV, proof of language proficiency, two recommendation letters, a motivation statement and proof of residence.