Eiffel Excellence Scholarship - Master (University of Strasbourg nominations, 2027 session)

• Monthly allowance of EUR 1,200 at Master's level (from January 2026).
• Direct coverage of services including international and national transport, insurance and housing search, and cultural activities.
• Outbound flight covered in economy class; return flight also covered, reimbursable up to 50% of the Ministry's rate for the country concerned when the student advances the cost.
• Social security affiliation through Campus France until the French student social security affiliation is complete, and supplementary health insurance (student only, not family) at no extra cost.
• Exemption from registration fees for national diplomas in public higher-education institutions, as for any French government scholarship holder.
• Tuition and training fees are not covered by the programme.
• Possible housing offer in CROUS or private residences via Campus France (optional).

2027 session: applicants send their complete file to the Master's programme manager, copying [email protected], by Friday 20 November 2026. Master's programme managers pass files to the DRI by Wednesday 2 December 2026. Results are communicated in April 2027.

1. Create your login on the University of Strasbourg online form and complete the information form (degrees, grades, rank, CV, intended programme at Strasbourg).
2. Download the PDF of the completed form.
3. Prepare each supporting document as a separate PDF of no more than 3 MB, named as instructed (NAME_Firstname_Document.pdf).
4. Email the information form and all documents to the Master's programme manager before 20 November 2026, copying [email protected].
5. Files are evaluated by the programme and forwarded to Campus France by the DRI.

Contact

Mallory Galenne, [email protected]

Official scholarship page

• Completed information form (PDF).
• Passport or identity document showing name, first name, date of birth and passport number.
• CV in French or English, 1 to 2 pages.
• Degrees and ranking: dated documents showing honours, rank, cohort size, specialty, date and certified final grades.
• Transcripts for the last three years, in France or abroad, with certified translation and ECTS equivalence where needed.
• Language certificate or diploma, where applicable.
• Career plan in French or English, 1 to 2 pages, explaining the choice of study in France; an outside opinion (for example from a company) may be added.
• Signed candidate declaration and commitment charter.

• Files are first evaluated by the Master's programmes (composantes) of the University of Strasbourg.
• The DRI centralises the files and sends them to Campus France, which runs the final selection.
• Candidates must demonstrate academic excellence through rank, honours and transcripts.