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EU awards 446 Ghanaians Erasmus+ scholarships for 2026
The European Union (EU) has awarded 446 Ghanaians scholarships under the 2026 Erasmus+ Programme, offering recipients the opportunity to pursue higher education and academic exchanges at institutions across Europe.
According to a statement issued by the EU on Friday, July 24, 28 Ghanaians were selected under the prestigious Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters programme, with 14 receiving full scholarships to study at leading European universities.
The Erasmus+ Programme is the EU’s flagship initiative supporting education, training, youth and sports, with a focus on social inclusion, green and digital transitions, and youth participation in democracy and good governance.
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