1. The Palaeobiology track (Lille-Uppsala)
2. The Applied palaeontology track (Lille-Athens)
3. The Geoconservation track

Pangea is the first and unique Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Palaeontology. The educational aim of the programme is to qualify students to a level of excellence in one of the three specialised fields of Earth Sciences: Palaeobiology, Geoconservation and Applied Palaeontology.

After a first term of strengthening their background in Lille University, students have the opportunity to specialise and move according to three professional profiles: research in palaeobiology, applied palaeontology (stratigraphy, basin analysis and reservoir, environmental paleontology), and geoheritage (science communication, networking, management).

Consortium

• Uppsala University (Sweden)
• University of Minho (Portugal)
• National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Greece)

The programme courses are taught in English at all partner institutions.

Fees
The participation costs for the PANGEA programme include two components:

Depending on where you are coming from, the tuition fees amount to:

• € 9 000 /year for Partner Country students
• € 4 500 /year for Programme Country students

The selected student will pay the corresponding tuition fees for each semester of study at the partner host institution.

Scholarships
By applying to the PANGEA Master Programme during this 2025 call, you apply as a self-fundend student. The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) Scholarship will not be awarded.