International Master’s in Inclusive Education Sciences

Master international en science de l’Education inclusive

The Master in Inclusive Education Sciences (MISEI) is a prestigious Joint Master’s degree offered through a collaboration of four leading European universities. As an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) program, it combines academic excellence with a focus on education for inclusion, equipping students with the skills to address diverse learning needs in an increasingly interconnected world.

Bilingual Program

French & English

MISEI is a bilingual program taught in both French and English.

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master

Consortium of 4 Universities

Metz, France
Milan, Italy

Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Wien, Austria

The MISEI program is conducted across four semesters, each hosted by one or more partner universities to provide a diverse and international learning experience.

Open for applications!

From Dec. 15 2024 to Mar. 15 2025

September 1,
2025

Start date

We will welcome you at Université de Lorraine (UL),Metz, France

2 Years

4 Semesters, 120 ECTS

The MISEI program is a full-time, two-year program spanning four semesters (120 ECTS).

What is Master MISEI?

Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders to Shape Inclusive Education

MISEI Master is a double language degree (English and French). It is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) aiming to train high-level students to become specialists in socio-educational inclusion issues and become the next generation of experts in inclusive education thanks to a unique international joint master program in Europe. Concretely, we ambition to qualify a new generation of experts and researchers to fuel new educational policies for a more inclusive society, with a focus on educational domain  and development based on the identification of the current and anticipated needs in the field.

Master Misei Key Figures

30

Associated Partners

4

Awarding
 universities

3

Specialisations

+1400€

Monthly scholarship
For the top 20 students

0€

Visa fees

For the top 30 students

0€

Tuition fees

For the top 30 students

Why Master MISEI?

Bilingual education, multiple mobilities, and career-oriented training

International
& Multicultural Exposure

Students complete semesters across four countries (France, Italy, Austria, and Switzerland), gaining valuable insights from different educational systems and cultural approaches to inclusion.
Benefit from the combined resources and expertise of partner universities, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of inclusive education practices.

Bilingual Instruction

FR & EN

Conducted in both English and French, MISEI promotes multilingualism and appeals to a broad, international student base.

Fees
& Scholarships

Master MISEI is a joint master’s program welcoming 20 students who will benefit from a monthly scholarship (€1,400) and 10 self-funded students. Both categories are exempted from tution fees of the universities where they will be studying.

Who is MISEI for?

You are passionate about inequalities,
and you want to lead change in the fields of diversity, equity and inclusion

Bachelor's degree or Equivalent

Admission Prerequisites
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in fields such as education, social sciences, psychology, law, public policy, or related disciplines. Language proficiency justification at a minimum B2 level in English and in French (certified test)
Fields
Educational Sciences
Sociology
Psychology
Law and Human Rights
Public Policy & Administration

Master MISEI’s Opportunities & Career

Become a leader
in inclusive education

MISEI COMMITMENT

A response to UNESCO’s SGDs

MISEI EMJM Master’s program aligns closely with UNESCO’s mission and supports several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by fostering equity, inclusion, and quality in education. Key connections include: SGD 4: Quality Education, SGD 5: Gender Equity, SGD 10: Reduced Inequalities and SGD 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.

MISEI Program

What will you study?

MISEI EMJM Master’s program blends theory, research, and practical experience to prepare students to tackle real-world educational challenges focusing on inclusivity and equity.