Undergraduate and Master’s Scholarship at Sciences Po in France with Funding of Up to €18,500 per Year
Applicant criteria
- NationalityNo specific nationality required
- AgeNo specific age required
- GenderBoth
Opportunity criteria
- Opportunity FieldOthers
- Job locationFrance
- Deadline2026-12-15
Opportunity description
Sciences Po in France is accepting applications for the Émile Boutmy Scholarship for the 2027–2028 academic year. The scholarship is available for funded undergraduate and master’s studies in France and is intended for outstanding international students from outside the European Union, including students from Arab countries, who wish to pursue their university studies in France.
The scholarship provides financial support to admitted students, including full or partial tuition fee waivers for undergraduate studies, as well as funding of up to €18,500 per year for two years for master’s studies, giving students the opportunity to continue their education at one of France’s leading academic institutions.
The scholarship aims to attract academically outstanding students and support their enrollment in Sciences Po programs in fields such as political science, international relations, law, economics, public policy, and other available disciplines, making it a valuable opportunity for students seeking funded master’s scholarships in France for 2027.
Benefits
The scholarship includes the following benefits:
For undergraduate students: either a full tuition fee waiver or a tuition reduction of €9,500.
For master’s students: a tuition fee waiver of €18,500 per year for two years, for a total value of up to €37,000.
The tuition waiver may continue throughout the study period, provided the student successfully progresses and meets the renewal requirements.
The undergraduate tuition waiver may remain valid during the third year of study abroad.
The undergraduate scholarship may be automatically renewed when the student continues into an eligible master’s program at Sciences Po, subject to the program’s conditions.
Eligibility criteria
Be a non-European Union applicant, and the applicant’s household must not be subject to taxation within the European Union.
Be applying to Sciences Po for the first time.
Be admitted to an eligible undergraduate or master’s program.
Have an outstanding academic record and meet the requirements of the chosen academic program.
Not hold dual nationality that includes citizenship of an EU country.
Not be applying to a program excluded from the scholarship, such as doctoral programs, one-year master’s programs, or certain dual-degree programs.
Required Documents
Required documents vary depending on the level of study, but generally include:
Passport or identification document.
CV.
High school diploma and transcripts for the last three years for undergraduate applicants.
Bachelor’s degree certificate and university transcripts for master’s applicants.
Required academic recommendation letters.
Responses to academic motivation questions or other written documents required as part of the admission application.
Proof of English or French language proficiency, depending on the program requirements.
Required financial information in the scholarship section of the university application.
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