You are an international student and you wish to study at Grenoble IAE - INP?
You may benefit from a scholarship to help you financially during your stay.
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EIFFEL Scholarship program 2027 – 2028
- Calendar 2027 - 2028
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- Opening of the campaign: October 2nd 2026
- Deadline for the reception of applications: November 9th 2026 (noon / 12:00 pm - Paris time)
- Selection Committee Grenoble INP : 25th November 2026
- Results publication : April 2027
- Who is this scholarship for?
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The Eiffel scholarship - Master’s component is intended for international students who demonstrate academic excellence in their previous academic background and whose profile corresponds to the international policy of Grenoble INP Graduate schools of Engineering and Management, Université Grenoble Alpes.
- Amount of the scholarshp
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The monthly allowance is €1,200 plus direct payment of a number of benefits (transport costs, Campus France social protection, complementary health insurance (mutuelle) and cultural activities).
The grant is awarded for a period of :- A maximum of 12 months for M2 students
- A maximum of 24 months for an M1 enrolment
- Eligibility conditions
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- Candidates must be of foreign nationality.
- Candidates with dual nationality, one of whom is French, are not eligible.
- The candidate must be at most 29 years old at the time of candidate selection for 2026; that is, born after March 31, 1997.
- Students may not apply individually; only applications submitted by Grenoble INP, Institut d'Ingénierie et de Management, to Campus France, are accepted.
- If a candidate is submitted by more than one institution, their application will be rejected by Campus France.
- Foreign students already receiving a grant from the French government are not eligible.
- The application of a student whose application has not been accepted at a previous selection is not admissible, even if this application is submitted by a different institution or in a different field of study. The application of a student who has already benefited from an Eiffel scholarship at Master's level is not admissible for this same level (Master's or Doctorate).
- Applicants currently studying in France are ineligible.
Guide and regulations for the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship Programme. - Application procedure
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- Step 1: Applicants should send their full application by e-mail to incomingstudents@grenoble-iae.fr. Applications that are incomplete or late will not be reviewed.
- Step 2: Applicants whose applications are complete and meet the requirements of the scholarship are invited to interviews with the heads of the programmes concerned. Following these interviews, the school decides whether or not to support the student's application for the Eiffel scholarship.
- Step 3: The application is then submitted to the Grenoble National Institute of Technology (Grenoble INP) selection committee. If the application is accepted by the INP, it will then be forwarded to Campus France. The application will be filled in directly by Grenoble INP, Institut d'Ingénierie et de Management on the Campus France online platform.
- Supporting documents
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- A photocopy of the passport containing the following information: surname, first name, date of birth and passport number.
- Curriculum Vitae of the candidate in French or English (1 to 2 pages max.) giving details of the candidate's achievements.
- Diplomas: copies of the most recent diplomas obtained, indicating the date, speciality, honours and any other document attesting to the candidate's excellence (certificates of excellence, letters of recommendation, awards, etc.), with a certified translation into French or English if necessary.
- Attestation of rank proving the candidate's excellence (to be requested from the establishments you attended): must show class or promotion numbers.
- Language certificate or diploma, depending on the course of study
- Transcripts of marks for the last three years showing academic achievements in France and abroad.
- The candidate's Professional Project written in French or, failing that, in English (1 to 2 pages). Candidates should write their career plan in such a way as to explain why they chose to study in France in relation to their previous studies and their future professional career. This presentation may be supported by an opinion from a person outside the institution, for example from a company (letter of recommendation).