Are you a bright, ambitious student from outside the European Union dreaming of studying at one of the world’s leading universities? If so, the Émile Boutmy Scholarship at Sciences Po could be your golden ticket!
What is the Émile Boutmy Scholarship?
Named after the founder of Sciences Po, this prestigious scholarship is designed to attract the very best international students to this renowned institution. It’s generously supported by sponsors who believe in fostering a diverse and talented student body.
What’s in it for you?
The scholarship offers significant financial aid to help cover tuition fees:
- Bachelor’s degree: Grants ranging from €6,500 to €14,720 per year for all three years of study.
- Master’s degree: A grant of €13,100 per year for both years of the program.
Am I eligible?
To be eligible, you must:
- Be a first-time applicant to Sciences Po.
- Be a citizen of a non-European Union state.
- Not file taxes within the European Union.
- Be admitted to an eligible Bachelor’s or Master’s program (see the full list of eligible programs on the Sciences Po website).
Important Note: Swiss, Norwegian, and Quebec (for Master’s) applicants are not eligible. Dual citizens with an EU citizenship are also not eligible.
How are scholarship recipients selected?
The selection committee looks for academic excellence, a strong fit with the program’s profile, and considers social criteria. So, make sure your application shines!
How do I apply?
- Apply to your chosen program: Complete the standard Sciences Po application for your Bachelor’s or Master’s program.
- Indicate your interest in the scholarship: In the “Financial Information” section of your application, clearly state that you wish to be considered for the Émile Boutmy Scholarship here https://www.sciencespo.fr/students/en/fees-funding/bursaries-financial-aid/emile-boutmy-scholarship/.
- Provide supporting documents: Be prepared to submit proof of income and documents explaining your family’s financial situation.
Application Deadlines:
- Bachelor’s program (foreign secondary schools): 4 March 2025
- Bachelor’s program (French secondary schools): To be confirmed
- Master’s program: 1 December 2024.
