SCHOLARSHIP OVERVIEW
Scholarship Name: France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship Programme
Host University: University of Angers
Study Destination: France
Academic Year: 2027–2028
Degree Level: Master’s and PhD
Eligible Applicants: International students
Scholarship Coverage: Monthly allowance and additional support services; tuition fees are not covered directly by the Eiffel Programme
Master’s Monthly Allowance: €1,200
PhD Monthly Allowance: €2,100
Additional Benefits: Transportation assistance, insurance, housing-search support, and cultural activities
Application Deadline: November 15, 2026
About the University of Angers Eiffel Scholarship
The France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship Programme was established by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs to help French higher education institutions attract outstanding international students to selected Master’s and doctoral programmes.
The programme aims to develop future leaders in the public and private sectors by supporting talented international students in priority academic fields. It provides a monthly allowance and additional services to help successful candidates pursue their studies or research in France.
The University of Angers participates in the Eiffel Scholarship Programme and has its own selection procedure for prospective candidates. Applicants must first satisfy the university’s eligibility requirements and receive its support before their applications can be submitted to Campus France.
For the 2027 selection, the University of Angers has specific requirements regarding academic performance, nationality, age, and previous educational background. Master’s applicants must have studied or currently study at an international partner institution of the University of Angers. Doctoral applications must be submitted through a thesis supervisor.
International students, including eligible Ethiopian applicants, should review the official university requirements carefully before applying.
University of Angers Eiffel Scholarship 2027: Financial Benefits
The Eiffel Scholarship provides financial support and additional services to successful candidates.
1. Monthly Allowance
Master’s recipients:
- Receive a monthly allowance of €1,200.
PhD recipients:
- Receive a monthly allowance of €2,100.
The allowance is intended to help recipients meet their living expenses while studying or conducting research in France.
2. Transportation Assistance
The programme offers transportation-related support according to its regulations, including international and national transportation assistance.
3. Insurance and Support Services
Scholarship recipients may benefit from services that include:
- Insurance and health-related support under programme conditions.
- Assistance with searching for accommodation.
- Cultural activities and opportunities to learn about French society.
- Support related to their academic stay in France.
4. Tuition Fees
The Eiffel Scholarship Programme itself does not directly cover tuition fees. However, recipients of French government scholarships may qualify for tuition-fee exemptions at eligible French public institutions under applicable regulations.
Applicants should confirm the tuition arrangements and any additional costs with the University of Angers.
Important: Although the scholarship provides substantial financial support, applicants should not assume that every expense will be covered.
Eligible Fields of Study
The France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship supports selected academic programmes in two major disciplinary areas.
Science and Technology
- Biology and Health
- Ecological Transition
- Mathematics and Digital Sciences
- Engineering Sciences
Humanities and Social Sciences
- History, French Language and Civilisation
- Law and Political Science
- Economics and Management
Applicants must choose a programme that falls within the eligible fields and satisfies the University of Angers’ specific scholarship requirements.
English-Taught Master’s Programmes
The University of Angers specifically lists the following English-taught Master’s programmes as eligible for the Eiffel Scholarship:
- Law and Finance: Second year of the Master’s programme (M2).
- Light, Molecules, Matter (LUMOMAT): Second year of the Master’s programme (M2).
- Nanomed – Nanomedicines and Pharmaceutical R&D: First and second years of the Master’s programme (M1 and M2).
Students interested in French-taught programmes should contact the relevant admissions office to confirm programme eligibility and language requirements.
Doctoral applicants should consult the university’s research facilities and identify a suitable thesis supervisor.
Eligibility Criteria for the University of Angers Eiffel Scholarship
Applicants must meet the University of Angers’ requirements and the applicable France Excellence Eiffel programme regulations.
Master’s Scholarship Requirements
To apply for the 2027 Eiffel Scholarship at Master’s level, candidates must generally meet the following conditions:
- Be a foreign national. Applicants with dual nationality, one of which is French, are not eligible.
- Have been born after March 31, 1997.
- Be a current or former student at an international partner institution of the University of Angers.
- Demonstrate excellent academic performance and rank among the highest-performing students in their class.
- Not have been studying in France during the 2026–2027 academic year.
- Not already receive a French government scholarship.
- Not receive an Erasmus+ scholarship or a scholarship from the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF).
- Meet the academic admission and language requirements of the chosen programme.
Language requirements:
- French-taught Master’s programmes generally require French proficiency at B2 to C1 level.
- English-taught Master’s programmes require English proficiency at B2 level.
Applicants should verify the exact language requirements for their intended course.
PhD Scholarship Requirements
Doctoral applicants should meet the following conditions:
- Be a foreign national. Candidates with dual nationality, including French nationality, are not eligible.
- Have been born after March 31, 1991, for the 2027 selection process.
- Be a current student and demonstrate excellent academic results, ranking among the strongest students in their cohort.
- Have a suitable doctoral research project.
- Obtain the support of a thesis supervisor at the University of Angers.
- Not already receive a French government scholarship.
- Not receive an Erasmus+ scholarship or a scholarship from the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF).
Applicants currently studying in France may be eligible for the doctoral component, but they will not receive priority.
Important: Doctoral applications must be submitted by thesis supervisors through the university’s established procedure. Students cannot submit their Eiffel applications directly to Campus France.
Scholarship Duration
The duration depends on the degree level and the applicant’s study arrangement.
Master’s and Engineering Programmes
- Master’s first year (M1): Up to 24 months.
- Master’s second year (M2): Up to 12 months.
- Engineering degree: Up to 36 months.
Doctoral Programmes
The doctoral scholarship may be awarded for a period of 12 to 36 months, depending on the applicant’s situation and the programme regulations.
- A 36-month award is available only for candidates enrolling in the first year of a PhD programme, and the number of such awards is limited.
- Awards of 12 or 18 months may be available under other eligible doctoral arrangements.
The final duration depends on the approved application and the applicable scholarship conditions.
Required Application Documents
Applicants should prepare the documents requested by their chosen academic programme or thesis supervisor. Depending on the application, these may include:
- Updated academic CV.
- Passport or proof of nationality.
- Academic transcripts.
- Degree certificates.
- Motivation letter or statement of purpose.
- Research proposal or doctoral project description, where applicable.
- Recommendation letters, if requested.
- Proof of language proficiency, if required.
- Evidence of academic ranking or other supporting academic information.
The official list of required documents may vary according to the programme and study level. Eligible Master’s candidates will receive the scholarship application form from the relevant admissions office. Doctoral applicants should follow their thesis supervisor’s instructions.
Application Deadline for 2027
The University of Angers Eiffel Scholarship process has two important deadlines.
November 15, 2026 – University of Angers Master’s application deadline
Applicants seeking the Master’s scholarship must follow the university’s internal selection procedure and submit their documents before this deadline.
January 6, 2027 – Final Campus France submission deadline
This is the deadline for French higher education institutions to submit selected candidates’ applications to Campus France.
The January deadline does not replace the University of Angers’ internal deadline. Applicants should contact the relevant admissions office or doctoral supervisor as early as possible to confirm their individual application arrangements.
How to Apply
Interested applicants should follow the steps below.
Step 1: Visit the Official Scholarship Website
Go to the University of Angers Eiffel Scholarship page and review the latest eligibility requirements, application procedures, and deadlines.
Step 2: Choose an Eligible Programme
Identify a suitable Master’s programme or doctoral research opportunity that matches your academic background and falls within the scholarship’s eligible fields.
Step 3: Check Your Eligibility
Review the academic requirements, age limits, nationality restrictions, previous-study conditions, language requirements, and scholarship exclusions.
Step 4: Contact the University
Master’s applicants should contact the admissions office of their chosen programme. Doctoral applicants should identify a suitable thesis supervisor at the University of Angers and discuss their research project.
Step 5: Request the Application Form
If you meet the requirements, the relevant admissions office will provide the Eiffel Scholarship application form for Master’s applications. Doctoral applicants must follow the procedure established by their thesis supervisor.
Step 6: Prepare and Submit Your Documents
Complete the application form and submit the required supporting documents according to the university’s instructions and internal deadline.
Step 7: Allow the University to Submit Your Application
The University of Angers must select and submit eligible candidates’ applications to Campus France. Applications sent directly by students to Campus France are not accepted.
Applicants should ensure that all required information and documents are complete before submission
📣 Stay Updated For career opportunities jobs and scholarships
Join our Telegram Channel for daily job updates!
🔗https://t.me/HabeshanJobsET
