Every year, Campus France offers merit-based scholarships to international students pursuing master’s and doctoral degrees.

These scholarships enable the training of future foreign decision-makers in the private and public sectors in priority fields of study and encourage applications from international students aged 27 or younger for master’s degrees and 32 or younger for doctoral degrees.

These scholarships fund stays at French universities in the following seven fields:

• Science and technology:
  • Biology and health
  • Ecological transition
  • Mathematics and digital technology
  • Engineering sciences
• Humanities and social sciences, French language and civilization:
  • History, French language and civilization
  • Law Political science
  • Economics Management

To find the rules, selection criteria, and application forms to download, visit Campus France’s Eiffel Scholarship Program

Search for your course or Doctoral School :

• • Search for a master’s programme in Science and Technology at the University of Poitiers (only in French)
  • Search for a master’s programme in Humanities and Social Sciences at the Université de Poitiers (only in French)
  • Master’s programme in French Languages and Civilisation at the University of Poitiers (only in French)
    • Master in Arts, Literature and Civilisation
    • Master’s degree in Language Sciences

• Search for a thesis director via the Doctoral Schools at the University of Poitiers

Make sure you are on schedule: 2026 session calendar for the University of Poitiers:

• Opening of the call for applications: Wednesday, October 1, 2025
• Submission of complete application files before midnight on November 21, 2025
• Successful applicants and institutions will be notified of the results by email

Before contacting us, please make sure you have enough time to gather all the necessary documents.

Contact the University of Poitiers to check (1) that you are eligible, (2) that a program accepts your application:

Click on “Submit an Eiffel scholarship application.”

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