► French Government Scholarships
The French government offers scholarships to about 22,000 students each year. Most of this aid is administered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Can you get a scholarship based on social criteria ? We must calculate the "number of load points". Depending on your number of load points and the aggregate gross income of your parents, you are placed in a level of 0 to 6. CROUS only have the authority to classify students in these levels.
Rights given by this award. According to your point of charge and income from your parents, you will be classified in one of the six existing levels :
- Students from level 0 (corresponding to higher income) are not eligible for a grant from the CROUS, however they may obtain an exemption from tuition fees in public institutions and the payment of dues to the student social security.
- Students classified in grades 1 to 6 receive an annual grant of :
- Level 1 = € 1,525
- Level 2 = € 2,298
- Level 3 = € 2945
- Level 4 = € 3,590
- Level 5 = € 4,122
- Level 6 = € 4,370
B / Bilateral Programmes
Scholarships are made available under bilateral assistance programs between France and foreign governments or under an annual scholarship program. The fields of study are identified in each agreement and generally correspond to the needs expressed by the foreign partner. Many grants are jointly financed. More than eighty percent of French government scholarships fall into this category.
Information on these scholarships can be obtained from the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in your country, or from the French consulate.
The Ile-de-France proposes, as part of an international mobility, individual financial aid empowered to authorize the placement of a foreign student of Master of 1st or 2nd in the higher education institutions in Ile-de France.
Information on these scholarships can be obtained from the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in your country, or from the French consulate.
D / Scholarships
These scholarships were established to allow French institutions of higher education to attract the best students and, through them, to develop cooperation between universities.
The Eiffel scholarship program, launched in January 1999 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is designed to strengthen the international recruitment of French higher education schools at a time when competition to attract elite foreign students is becoming highest among developed countries.
It allows the best foreign students from French program schools abroad to follow a higher education level in France.
► Scholarships for European
Students from the European Union may apply for an Erasmus grant for a period of one year, even if they have already received Erasmus support before.
B / Resources Funding by Country
This section includes a list of national organizations of Member States of the European Union with information on financial support for students leaving the country. The information provided on the websites listed will be in the official language of the organization.
DAAD German Academic Exchange Service
The British Council
Estudios Britannia Agency for Academic Studies and English in Britain
OeAD Austria Exchange Service - Bureau for EU-Third Countries Education Collaboration
VLIR University Development Cooperation (Flemish Universities)
CIUF Interuniversity Council of the French Community
KYSATS Cyprus Council for the Recognition of Higher Education Qualifications Ministry of Education and Culture
CIRIUS Danish Centre for International Cooperation and Mobility in Education and Training
DENMARK.DK Universities and higher education in Denmark
AECI Spanish Agency for International Co-operation
ENIC/NARIC Estonia The Gateway to Recoginition of Academic and Professional Qualification
CIMO Centre for International Mobility
Accès EduFrance à l'enseignement supérieur français
Ministry of Education
Irish Council for International Students
CIMEA Information Centre on Academic Mobility and Equivalence
HEQEC Higher Education Quality Evaluation Centre
ENIC/NARIC Latvian Academic Information centre server Latvian
HEQEC Higher Education Quality Evaluation Centre
ENIC/NARIC Luxembourg The Gateway to Recognition of Academic and Professional Qualification
Malta NARIC Malta National Academic Recognition-Information Centre
NUFFIC Netherlands organisation for international co-operation in higher education
Bureau for Academic Recognition and International Exchange
GRICES International Relations Office for Science and Higher Education
DGES Higher Education General Directorate
Czech NARIC National Academic Recognition Information Centre
ENIC/NARIC The Centre for Equivalence of Diplomas
NARIC
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