If you’re planning to study in France with financial support, the Emile Boutmy Scholarship is an excellent opportunity for international students. It offers generous funding at Sciences Po across a variety of academic fields. This guide covers everything you need to know, including benefits, eligibility requirements, required documents, and a clear step-by-step application process to help you apply successfully.
The Emile Boutmy Scholarship 2026–2027 is offered by Sciences Po in France for undergraduate and master’s programs, with funding of up to €19,000 per year.
Sciences Po undergraduate programs offer a three-year curriculum grounded in the social sciences. Open to students with the Baccalauréat (or a foreign equivalent), these programs lead to a bachelor’s degree. Sciences Po’s graduate schools offer two-year curricula leading to a master’s degree with several professional specializations.
Scholarship Overview
Level of Study: Undergraduate, Master’s
Institution: Sciences Po
Location: France
Fields of Study: All programs offered by the university
Duration: Undergraduate (3–6 years), Master’s (1.5–2 years)
Application Deadlines
Master’s: October 19 or November 30
Undergraduate: January 20
Scholarship Benefits
For undergraduate students, the scholarship may include:
- €7,300 per year for tuition plus €5,000 annually for living expenses
- €7,300 per year for tuition only
- €5,000, €3,000, or in exceptional cases up to €19,000 total support
For master’s students:
- €10,000 per year for tuition (for two years), or
- €5,000 per year for tuition
Note: The scholarship may be withdrawn if academic requirements are not met or if admission is deferred.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
- Be proficient in English
- Be from a non-European Union country
Not eligible:
- Swiss and Norwegian applicants
- Dual citizens with EU nationality
- Certain dual-degree and exchange program applicants
- PhD and one-year master’s applicants
The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and financial need. It is not automatic—you must request it in your application.
How to Apply
- Indicate your interest in the scholarship in the “Financial Information” section of your application
- Submit supporting financial documents if requested (e.g., income statements, tax returns)
- Include language test results where applicable
- Ensure all documents are submitted before the deadline
Scholarship decisions are made after admission to an eligible program.