Scholarships & Special needs

Erasmus Mundus scholarships

The Eras­mus Mundus schol­ar­ship covers:

• stu­dent tuition fees (includ­ing health and acci­dent insur­ance scheme ful­fill­ing the Euro­pean Commision’s min­i­mum require­ments),
• a month­ly allowance of € 1400 per month (dur­ing both aca­d­e­m­ic years).

With­out prej­u­dice to high aca­d­e­m­ic stan­dards, in order to ensure geo­graph­i­cal diver­si­ty among stu­dents, no more than 10% of the stu­dents select­ed for a schol­ar­ship should have the same nation­al­i­ty (this rule does not apply to top-up schol­ar­ships for tar­get­ed regions — see above). Beyond this thresh­old, stu­dents can be enrolled with­out scholarship.

Eligibility

All appli­cants, wher­ev­er they come from, are eli­gi­ble for an Eras­mus Mundus Joint Mas­ter (EMJM) schol­ar­ship pro­vid­ed they ful­fill the min­i­mum aca­d­e­m­ic require­ments, as stat­ed on the admis­sion page and with the fol­low­ing excep­tions and conditions:

• Stu­dents who have pre­vi­ous­ly obtained an EMJM schol­ar­ship are not eligible;
• EMJM schol­ar­ship hold­ers can­not ben­e­fit from anoth­er EU fund­ed schol­ar­ship scheme to fol­low the same EMJM course and this for the entire peri­od of the course.

Special needs

Enrolled stu­dents (with or with­out schol­ar­ship) with dis­abil­i­ties (e.g. long-term phys­i­cal, men­tal, intel­lec­tu­al or sen­so­ry impair­ments), such as those relat­ed to the acqui­si­tion of spe­cial items or ser­vices (e.g. assis­tance by third per­sons, adap­ta­tion of work envi­ron­ment, addi­tion­al travel/transportation costs) can receive a spe­cif­ic sup­port if they ful­fil the gen­er­al eli­gi­bil­i­ty con­di­tions set in the grant agree­ment. If you are in one of these cas­es, you can con­tact the programme.

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Other scholarships

Note that oth­er schol­ar­ships than Eras­mus Mundus schol­ar­ships are avail­able for stu­dents who are not select­ed with a scholarship. 

A list is pro­vid­ed by Cam­pus France. You can apply to the rel­e­vant schol­ar­ships in par­al­lel to the appli­ca­tion for the EPOG schol­ar­ships. In the appli­ca­tion form, you can ask a con­di­tion­al admis­sion depend­ing on whether you get (or not) a schol­ar­ship through oth­er fund­ing institutions. 

For Minors B1 and C2, you may also look at the oppor­tu­ni­ties offered by the Ger­man gov­ern­ment, through­out the DAAD schol­ar­ships data­base. The Ger­man Aca­d­e­m­ic Exchange Ser­vice (DAAD) is one of the largest fund­ing organ­i­sa­tion in the world sup­port­ing the inter­na­tion­al exchange of stu­dents and schol­ars. Fur­ther­more, Ger­many has var­i­ous foun­da­tions sup­port­ing inter­na­tion­al stu­dents study­ing in Germany. 

Please note that for most of these schol­ar­ships, the appli­ca­tion shall made very ear­ly (often before or togeth­er with the appli­ca­tion to EPOG).

Among the pos­si­ble schol­ar­ship for the sec­ond year in Paris, we can men­tion that the Non-French stu­dents select­ed in the two-year pro­gramme will have the pos­si­bil­i­ty to apply to the Eif­fel schol­ar­ship for the sec­ond year in Paris. The EPOG team will be in charge of coor­di­nat­ing the appli­ca­tion with the eleg­i­ble students.

We can also men­tion the clas­si­cal “Eras­mus+ mobil­i­ty schol­ar­ships”(not Mundus). Only non-Eras­mus Mundus schol­ar­ship hold­ers can apply for an Eras­mus+ grant. The grant can only be offered for the sec­ond year for stu­dents of the two-year pro­gramme (through­out the first-year uni­ver­si­ty). It rep­re­sents approx­i­mate­ly €350 per month. The admin­is­tra­tion will inform you of the pro­ce­dure to apply for this type of scholarship.