Eiffel Scholarship: Eligibility, Deadline & How to Apply

The Eiffel scholarship programme enables top international applicants to benefit from financial support, allowing them to enrol in Master degree and PhD programmes.

The main fields of studies covered by the Eiffel scholarships are:

Science and technology

• Biology and health
• Ecological transition
• Mathematics and digital sciences
• Engineering sciences

Humanities and Social sciences

• History, French language and civilisation
• Law Political science
• Economics and management

Master’s level

• International students aged 27 or under (born after March 31st 1997) who are not studying in France at the time of their application
• Must be applying to the Eiffel scholarship for the first time (Eiffel scholarship cannot be combined with another French government scholarship)

Please note students currently living in France are no longer eligible for the scholarship.

The Head International Relations office centralises all applications and forwards them to Campus France within the deadlines.

Step 1

Follow the application guidelines per below links:

Volet Master

Volet Doctorat

Step 2

Submit your application on the link as of October 18th 2024.

Step 3

Please note that applications that will not be reviewed if they are:
– Incomplete
– Sent after the deadline
– Do not comply with the procedure

Candidates pre-selected by Université Paris Cité will be contacted by e-mail before December 6th 2024. If you are not contacted after this date, it means that Université Paris Cité has not short-listed your application for the Eiffel scholarship

 International students aged 27 or under (born after March 31st 1997) who are not studying in France at the time of their application

1: Submit your application on the link as of October 18th 2024.
2: Passport
3: CV/Resume in French or English (maximum 2 pages)
4: Higher education diploma(s) [with indication of speciality, dates, honors and certified final
grades] translated into French or English
5: Academic ranking from the previous year (strongly recommended).
6: Academic transcripts from the last three years, referring to all your completed courses in
France and/or abroad, translated into French or English.
7: Language certificate or diploma, corresponding to the language in which the Master's course
is taught
8: Professional project written in French or in English (1 to 2 pages) explaining the choice of
your studies in France in relation to previous studies and/or future professional career.
a: This project can be backed up by a profesionnal and/or academic references.
9: In the case of a BIDIPLOMATION (double degree/diploma), the higher education institution
must attach the agreement and specify the terms and conditions of the procedure between
institutions.
10: Letter(s) of recommendation from academic and/or professional references (maximum 3
letters)
11: Letter of motivation in French or English (maximum 2 pages)