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I applied right before deadline that was in the beginning of February (search QEM web-site for exact date) and I received the answer by e-mail on the 2nd of March.

I have funding for QEM program (EM scholarship).

As for QEM, your expenses will crucially depend on the city where you're going to study

Nice idea :) Wrong thread for this post ;)

My congrats :)

Hey everyone, I would appreciate any advices concerning choice between two particular Master programs where I was accepted: Toulouse School of Economics (M1, no funding), Erasmus Mundus Master: Models and Methods of Quantitative Economics (scholarship offered, mobility track 1sem: Bielefeld, other sems: Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona).I've red lots of threads here about both programs, but there is no direct comparison. Sure QEM is more preferable because of full funding, but expenses for studying in TSE are comparably small. Speaking about QEM, my mobility track means that actually I will study IDEA (IMEA) program of the UAB. And as I understood TSE has higher academic reputation. My current specialisation is Math Methods in Economics, which I was studying for 5 years, so I have good math preparation and also some knowledge of economics. Thanks in Advance.