Sciences Po Eiffel Scholarships for International Students 2020

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Deadline:

November 3, 2019

Location:

France.

(Partially Funded)

Description

Sciences Po Eiffel Scholarship

The Eiffel scholarship programme, launched in January 1999 by the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, is aimed at foreign students whose outstanding ability has been recognised by French institutions of higher education who wish to sponsor these students for the rest of their studies.
The programme is primarily designed to provide an education in France to future decision makers in both the private sector and in the national administrations of emerging countries.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs gives priority to candidates from emerging countries and above all to those who are underrepresented in French universities and higher education institutions: Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe and new members of the EU and the Middle East.

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Sciences Po only presents applications from candidates with profiles that match the priorities of the Eiffel scholarship. If you are offered a place to study at Sciences Po, They will inform you whether your application will be proposed to Campus France (the organisation in charge of this scholarship).

Applications received from students currently studying abroad are prioritised over those from students already living in France.

Opportunity Focus Areas:

Public Policy
European Affairs
International Security
International Public Management
International Economic Policy
International Development
Human Rights and Humanitarian Action
Environmental Policy
International Energy
Journalism and International Affairs
Economic Law
Law and Finance
Regional and Urban Strategy
Governing the Large Metropolis
Governing Ecological Transitions in European Cities
Urban Planning Programme
International Management and Sustainability
Finance and Strategy
Organisational Behaviour and Human Resources
Innovation & Digital Transformation
Communications, Media and Creative Industries
Communication, médias et industries créatives (French track)
Marketing: New Luxury & Art de Vivre
Marketing
Law and Finance
Finance and Strategy
Marketing and Communications.
Human Resources
Journalism (fr.)
Journalism and International Affairs
Economics
History
Political Science
Sociology
All graduate programes found HERE

Required Languages

English and French

Eligible Countries

ALL WORLD COUNTRIES.

Program Period

2 to 4 years

The Eiffel Scholarship is awarded for the length of time needed to complete the course for which students have applied. This is subject to students fulfilling the academic obligations during each year of the course.

Eligibility Requirements (Criteria)

Candidates must be under 30 years old.
Students who didn’t already receive a grant or scholarship from the French government
Students who haven’t previously applied for an Eiffel scholarship, even if they change their field of studies.
You are not eligible if you are a candidates for the 1 year Master’s programme.
You are not eligible if you are a candidates for the Joint Master in Journalism and International Affairs (Except candidates in their first year).
You are not eligible if you were admitted to a Sciences Po dual degree programme (except for the 3 dual degrees mentioned above).
For Sciences Po students
- Third year Sciences Po students
- Second year undergraduate students in one of the partnership programmes at Poitiers campus
- First year graduate student at Science Po
- Students admitted last year in their first year as a graduate student who requested a deferral
- Students admitted last year who have received a conditional offer of admission if they submit an English test before the scholarship application deadline.
- PhD students who are co-supervised or presenting a joint thesis with a partner university
- Students admitted to the following dual degree programme (other Sciences Po dual degree programme are not eligible for this scholarship):
  - Journalism Sciences Po/Columbia University (candidates for this programme are eligible)
  - Sciences et Politiques de l’Environnement Sciences Po/Sorbonne Université (only first year students are eligible)
  - Quantitative Economics Sciences Po/Panthéon Sorbonne Paris I (only first year students are eligible)
  - The Eiffel laureates who graduated in June 2019 and wish to submit an Eiffel application for the PhD.

Opportunity Cost

(Partially Funded)

A monthly grant amount for Master programmes amounts to €1,181 (€1,031 scholarship + €150 additional monthly amount).
The Eiffel Scholarship does not cover tuition fees. Students offered a place to study at Sciences Po who receive the scholarship are therefore responsible for paying the annual tuition fees.

How to Apply

Students cannot apply directly for the Eiffel Scholarship. Applications must be made through a higher education institution. If you are studying in two higher education institutions, you can only submit a single application.

First Step: First time applicants who wish to be presented for the Eiffel scholarship by Sciences Po must indicate so in the “Financial Information” section of their Sciences Po application form and must provide the required documents. Please note that your scholarship request will be taken into account only in case of admission.

Second Step: Students already admitted at Sciences Po, students admitted last year who have received a conditional offer of admission or students admitted last year in their first graduate year who requested a deferral have to send their Eiffel Scholarship application by email to the Admissions office by October 20th, 2019, by attaching the required documents : Admissions contact form

Third Step: Sciences Po will select the applications that it wishes to present to Campus France. Please note that applying for the Eiffel grant does not guarantee the presentation of your application to Campus France.

Fourth Step:

All candidates must attach the following documents to their scholarship application :

CV, including information on the applicant’s level (distinction/honours, ranking or position in the promotion, number of students in the promotion, diploma with information on specialisation, date of the diploma, final grades). If your university does not provide ranking please mention the following information: No rank available.
professional project, one or two pages. The applicant must explain the reasons for studying in France as opposed to their home country, their interest for the selected programme and how this will help them achieve their career goals and objectives.
academic transcripts all of the years of higher education (including periods spent abroad on exchange programmes)
ID/passport.
Language test certificates (french and/or english) if necessary

Information on the selection of your application will be communicated in January 2020.

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