When a scholarship listing redirects to another site, check the programme identity, participating universities, entry requirements, and complete application steps before relying on the redirected page. The Erasmus+ information for the Joint Master's programmes says that its course catalogue lists the latest programmes on offer, while each master's website contains the course of study, participating universities, entry requirements, and all steps of the application process. A redirect does not, by itself, confirm any fee, deadline, award amount, or outcome.
Start with the programme identity
Compare the course of study and the list of participating universities on the redirected page with the programme information in the course catalogue. These details help establish whether the destination refers to the same programme rather than a similarly named opportunity.
If the course or participating universities differ, treat the discrepancy as unresolved. The reader should not assume that a matching programme name or a working link settles the matter.
Check requirements and application instructions
Next, review the entry requirements and every step of the application process on the master's website. The cited Erasmus+ information places those details on each master's website, but the cited statements do not reproduce the requirements or steps themselves. They must therefore be confirmed directly rather than inferred from the listing or the redirect.
The relevant checks are:
- The course of study
- The participating universities
- The entry requirements
- All application steps
Keep unverified terms separate
The two cited statements do not state a fee, deadline, award amount, or other terms beyond the programme details identified above. If the listing or redirected page presents one of those details, the reader must still confirm it in the relevant programme materials before relying on it.
Neither the existence of a scholarship listing nor a redirect establishes admission, funding, or another result. Those outcomes should not be treated as promised.
A practical sequence is to use the course catalogue to identify the programme, use the master's website to check identity, requirements, and application steps, and mark any other term as unconfirmed until it has been checked.