Scholarships

The SFRI- Isite SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is granted to master 2 students of the school of economics, lasts 10 months, and is worth 600 euros per month. Application are assessed by a selection committee of professors.
Students may apply :
 
  • during the first year of the master's degree they are enrolled in, after the results of the first semester are published, by sending an e-mail to the school "scolarité" office": scola.economie@uca.fr, attaching a declaration on honour attesting to the absence of a scholarship or remuneration from an employer or specifying the amount and duration of the scholarship.
 

The Eiffel Excellence Scholarship

This scheme is aimed at the best foreign students who wish to receive support to study for a Master's degree or doctorate.
 
The UCA School of Economics undertakes to support the best applications submitted to the Campus France Eiffel selection committee. The School will accept applications from 30 September to 20 November 2024.

To apply, please send an email to: claudine.belot@uca.fr with the following information:
- letter of motivation for the master's programme you have identified (learn more)
- proof of identity
- university transcripts
- university diplomas
- letter of academic recommendation (at least one, two if possible)
- CV
- Cohort ranking (if available)
- proof of proficiency in English (B2)
 

Eligibility conditions should be noted (see vademecum)

  • Nationality

This programme is reserved for applicants of foreign nationality. Applicants with dual nationality, one of whom is French, are not eligible.

  • Age

Master’s level candidates must have been born after 31 March 1997.

Doctorate’s level candidates must have been born after 31 March 1992.

  • Geographical situation

Master's level: applicants currently studying in France are not eligible.

Doctorate level: students studying abroad are given priority over those already living in France.

  • If previous application

Institutions may propose a doctoral scholarship to a candidate who has already received an Eiffel scholarship at the master's level.

A candidate who has already received an Eiffel scholarship as part of his or her doctorate may not apply for another one.

The application of a student whose application was not accepted during a previous selection process at this level is not admissible, even if the application is submitted by another institution or in another field of study.

  • Combination of grants

Foreign students already receiving a French government grant under another programme at the time of their application are not eligible, even if this grant only covers social security. 

PLEASE NOTE: support for the Eiffel scholarship does not mean automatic admission to the course.

An application for the course must also be submitted in the respect of the application procedure and deadlines: learn more.

Being awarded an Eiffel scholarship does not mean you will automatically be granted a visa to study in France. You must be registered on the ‘Etudes en France’ platform if you live in a country with a CEF procedure.


Duration of the scholarship

The scholarship is awarded for the academic year following the call for applications for both parts of the Eiffel programme. 

The stay must begin between 1 September and 30 November of the year the scholarship is awarded. 

The scholarship finances the stay only for periods that take place in France, except in certain cases for internship or exchange periods (see Eiffel scholarship regulations).

Master's level 
The scholarship is awarded for a period of: 
A maximum of 12 months for enrolment in the 2nd year of a Master's programme (M2); 
A maximum of 24 months for enrolment in the 1st year of a Master's programme (M1);

Doctoral level 
The Eiffel Scholarship is awarded for a period of 12, 18 or 36 months 
•    12 months maximum for enrolment in the 2nd or 3rd year of a doctorate; 
•    18 months maximum for enrolment in the 1st or 2nd year of a doctorate. 
•    The 36-month scholarship is scarce and does not require co-supervision, unlike the others.

More information
 

The "Make Our Planet Great Again" MOPGA scholarship

Scholarships from the French Government (BGF), AUF, the European Union, local authorities, foreign governments, etc.

Erasmus Mundus scholarship (the School of Economics is part of the GLODEP Erasmus Mundus Consortium)

Chateaubriand fellowship



Many other programs listed on the CampusFrance catalog: http://campusbourses.campusfrance.org/fria/bourse/#/catalog