Erasmus Mundus REPLAY Scholarship
Location: Multiple Countries (Portugal, Finland, Belgium)
Location: Multiple Countries (Portugal, Finland, Belgium)
The Erasmus Mundus REPLAY Scholarship 2025 offers a fully funded opportunity for aspiring game designers to participate in a two-year European Master’s program. Hosted by Lusófona University (Portugal), LUCA School of Arts (Belgium), and Aalto University (Finland), the scholarship covers tuition, travel expenses, and living allowances. Engage with Europe’s leading academic institutions and shape the future of game design through this exceptional program.
This prestigious scholarship invites students worldwide to explore innovative approaches to game design while experiencing diverse cultures. Participants will collaborate on cutting-edge projects and gain practical expertise at Lusófona University, LUCA School of Arts, and Aalto University.
Additionally, the Erasmus Mundus REPLAY Scholarship 2025 provides a gateway to top-tier education in heritage preservation and landscape management, fostering cross-cultural collaboration, innovative research, and professional development. Graduates join a global network of professionals dedicated to addressing environmental and cultural sustainability. Secure your spot and create a meaningful impact on the world.
The following requirements must be met by all applicants:
Identification Document: Submit a copy of your passport (for non-European citizens) or European ID card (for EU citizens). The document must be official, include a photograph, and display personal details (first name, surname, date, and place of birth) in English, as found in passports. It is advisable that the document remains valid throughout the entire duration of the master’s program. (PDF)
Photograph: Provide a recent headshot photograph. (IMG)
Diploma: Include your final university diploma (Bachelor’s or Master’s) and official transcripts. The diploma must align with at least National Framework Qualifications level 8 or European Qualifications Framework level 6. If not in English, attach a certified translation with the university's official stamp. (PDF)
Curriculum Vitae (CV): Highlight your professional qualifications, work experience, completed projects, job roles, responsibilities, and skills in game design or production. (PDF)
Motivation Letter: Write a detailed letter explaining your interest in the REPLAY program, addressing topics you wish to explore, your preferred game projects, your goals for the program, and the experiences you want to create. (Limit: 3,000 characters, excluding spaces) (PDF)
Recommendation Letters: Provide two or three recommendation letters. These should include the referee’s contact details, be signed, and, if possible, include a business email address and telephone number. (PDF)
Post-Mortem: Submit a critical analysis of a project you worked on (e.g., game, event, art, or technical project). Include your motivation, reflection, key lessons, and, for team projects, your role and teamwork insights. Add post-mortems for up to two game projects in your portfolio, detailing what went well, what went wrong, and the lessons learned. (Max: 2,000 characters per project, excluding spaces) (PDF)
Showreel: Upload a 1-minute video showcasing selected projects that demonstrate your interest in games or game-related skills. Non-game projects, like art, may also be included if relevant. Add subtitles to clarify your role in group projects. (Link)
Portfolio: Provide a PDF portfolio that may include links to additional materials such as a personal website, itch.io, or Steam. These links will be reviewed as necessary. (PDF)
Proof of English Proficiency: Attach proof of your English language skills. Specific requirements are outlined at the end of the application page. (PDF)
Residence Certificate: Submit a residence certificate issued according to your municipality’s registration rules or a certificate from your employer or educational institution confirming your current place of work, study, or training. (PDF)
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